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Ate horse at a restaurant once - wasn’t great.

But the atelier's founder, Bilgehan Ates, says these artisanal skills are still at risk of being lost.

Others, like Arafat Ates, 63, and his wife Zeliha, 53, sleep upright on seats.

"It was a massive communal effort," Mr Ates says.

If proved safe, hemp would be a welcome addition to farmers’ feedstock options, Ates says.