Çintemani Motif VIP Iznik Ceramic Plat

4,500.00 TL
In Stock: 1

Vip Iznik Tile Plate with Çintemani Pattern

Traditional Gift 25cm Iznik Tile Plate

A 25cm handcrafted Iznik tile plate with a white background and traditional Çintemani pattern.


Product Features:

  • Completely handmade
  • Fast delivery with a velvet-covered VIP wooden box on the same day
  • Crafted using the traditional underglaze technique of Iznik tile art
  • Plate diameter: 25cm (9.84 inches)
  • Kiln-fired at 800-1000 degrees Celsius
  • Ultra-protective special packaging with free return & exchange options
  • Includes a plastic stand for display and a wall-mounting option
  • Comes with an informative card about the Iznik tile in both English and Turkish
  • Delivery within 3-4 business days in the United States and Europe. 3-7 days to Other countries

Each Iznik tile is unique, just like a fingerprint. Even if the same design is recreated, no two pieces will be identical.

The specific item you're viewing will never be produced in the exact same way again.

We recommend purchasing your favorite item while it's available to meet your needs.

Iznik tiles never lose their value, go out of fashion, or wear out. They are timeless art pieces that can be passed down through generations.


Pattern Information: The Meaning of the Çintemani Motif in Iznik Tiles

The Çintemani motif, originating in Central Asia, is a symbolic pattern with deep roots in Turkish culture, dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries. The term "Çintemani" is derived from the Sanskrit word "chita" (leopard) and represents power, speed, and intelligence. The motif typically consists of three dots and wavy lines arranged in a symmetrical pattern.

During the Ottoman Empire, the Çintemani motif was widely used to symbolize power and success. It adorned palaces, mosques, jewelry, garments, and other significant structures. The motif was also prevalent in fabrics, carpets, and tiles.

The Çintemani motif symbolizes strength, speed, intelligence, and success. It is also associated with wealth, abundance, and prosperity. On Iznik tiles, the Çintemani motif is often used for aesthetic purposes, adding depth and visual appeal to spaces.

This motif is regarded as an essential part of the Ottoman Empire’s artistic heritage and continues to feature in modern Turkish ceramic art and designs.

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