Iznik Tile with Tulip and Carnation Design kutahya ceramicsIznik tile, tulip and carnation design from Hunkar Kasri. The Hnkar Kasr (Imperial Pavilion) was built in the middle of the 17th century right at the Golden Horn as part of the Yeni Camii (New Mosque) complex. It had a direct connection to the sultan's gallery in the mosque. Crafted with an 85% quartz based stone ceramic body, this tile is produced using the traditional underglaze technique to ensure vibrant colors and long lasting surface durability.
50% semi-precious quartz
we can see different flower and animal figure depictions
lily and hyacinth with coral red ground rumi borders in the corners
Weight : 21 kg
plus a turquoise color
A stunning 43 cm masterpiece inspired by a rare 16th-century original currently held in the Harvard Art Museum collection
making it an exquisitely crafted piece that adds a unique
Iznik tile adorned with medieval palmette and flowers
Experience the vibrant spirit of Ottoman court art with these 4 hand-painted Iznik ceramic pomegranates
this piece transcends traditional tiling to become a work of art that defines the character of a space
small ones on the sides
The craftsmanship on this piece is exceptionally detailed