Iznik tile with Çintemani motif, framed with a passe-partout glass finish.
Product Features:
Each Iznik tile is unique, just like a fingerprint. Even if the same design is recreated, no two pieces will ever be identical.
The exact product you are viewing will never be replicated again.
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Timeless Value:
Iznik tiles never lose their value, go out of style, or wear out. These artistic masterpieces are heirlooms passed down through generations.
The Çintemani motif, originating from Central Asia, is a symbolic design with deep historical roots in Turkish culture. First appearing in the 15th and 16th centuries, the term “Çintemani” comes from the Sanskrit word chita (leopard), symbolizing power, speed, and intelligence.
Typically composed of three dots and wavy lines arranged symmetrically, the Çintemani motif became a popular design during the Ottoman Empire for its association with strength and success.
Symbolic Meanings of the Çintemani Motif:
Used in palace decor, mosques, jewelry, textiles, carpets, and tiles, this motif remains an enduring symbol of the Ottoman Empire's artistic heritage. Today, the Çintemani motif continues to be featured in Turkish ceramic art and modern designs.
