Seljuk Star Patterned Tile Oil Pot

Product Description:

Enhance your home with the Seljuk Star Motif Iznik Ceramic Oil Dispenser. This beautifully crafted oil dispenser stands at 20 cm (7.87 inches) and holds 500ml of olive oil. Handcrafted using the traditional Iznik ceramic techniques, it features a stunning life tree pattern and is fired at temperatures ranging from 800-1200°C for durability and aesthetic appeal.

Key Features:

• Handcrafted Iznik ceramic oil dispenser
• Height: 20 cm (7.87 inches)
• 500ml olive oil capacity
• Crafted with the life tree design
• Firing temperature: 800-1200°C
• Produced using the traditional Sıraltı technique
• Same-day shipping in Kraft packaging
• Delivered within 3-4 business days in the USA and Europe, 3-7 days to other countries

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Iznik ceramics are timeless treasures that will never lose their value. Their beauty and charm remain relevant, passing from generation to generation as a work of art.

Pattern Meaning: Seljuk Star Motif

The Seljuk Star Motif represents the powerful Seljuk Empire from the 11th to the 13th century in the Middle East. The Seljuks were renowned for their exquisite and intricate tile craftsmanship, and the Seljuk star is one of their most iconic designs.

The motif has multiple meanings:

• Symbol of the Seljuk Empire: The star represents the powerful Seljuk dynasty, and its use in art and architecture reflects this imperial heritage.
• Symbol of Islam: The six-pointed star can represent the six pillars of Islam, and the colors can symbolize the five great prophets.
• Hope and Good Luck: The motif is believed to ward off evil and attract good fortune.
• Geometry and Symmetry: The star design is based on geometric precision, symbolizing mathematical harmony, universal order, and cosmic balance.
• Islamic Art: The geometric patterns of the Seljuk star reflect the rich tradition of Islamic art, representing the unity and infinity of Allah.

The Seljuk star motif has been used for centuries in Iznik tiles, adorning palaces, mosques, and public buildings. It serves as a symbol of the Seljuk Empire's rich culture, wealth, prosperity, and the teachings of Islam. Today, it remains a popular and significant motif in Turkish ceramics.