Tulip and Golden Horn Pattern İznik Ceramic Plate - 25cm
"A unique design and a collectible masterpiece."
Product Features
- 100% Handmade: Created using traditional İznik craftsmanship.
- Fast Delivery: Ships the same day in a luxurious velvet-lined VIP wooden gift box.
- Authentic İznik Ceramic Art: Produced using the underglaze technique.
- Plate Diameter: 25cm (9.84 inches).
- Kiln-Fired: Fired at 800-1000°C for exceptional durability.
- Ultra-Protective Packaging: Includes free return & exchange options.
- Dual Display Options: Comes with a plastic stand for shelf display and a hook for wall mounting.
- Informative Booklet: Includes an English and Turkish guide explaining the art of İznik ceramics.
Every İznik Ceramic is Unique
Each İznik ceramic is like a fingerprint – no two pieces are identical. Even if a similar product is recreated, it will never be exactly the same as the original.
The product you are viewing is one of a kind and will not be reproduced in the exact same way.
Why Choose İznik Ceramics?
- İznik ceramics never lose their value, never go out of style, and never wear out.
- They are timeless works of art, perfect to be passed down as heirlooms for generations.
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Pattern Details: Tulip Motif
The tulip is a symbol of love, beauty, and perfection in İznik ceramics. Its association with divine love stems from the similarity between the Turkish word for tulip (lale) and the Arabic word for God (Allah).
Symbolism of the Tulip Motif
- Love: The tulip is often seen as a symbol of love due to its delicate beauty and elegant form.
- Beauty and Grace: Known for its aesthetic charm, the tulip highlights the elegance of İznik ceramic craftsmanship.
- Perfection: Its symmetrical shape and balanced petals make the tulip a symbol of perfection.
- Divine Connection: Resembling the word Allah in Arabic, the tulip represents a connection to the divine.
- Cycle of Nature: Tulips symbolize renewal and growth as the herald of spring.
- Nobility and Wealth: Tulips became a symbol of refinement, power, and wealth during the Ottoman Empire, adorning palaces and important structures.
- Turkish Culture and History: Tulips hold a special place in Turkish heritage, representing the rich history and traditions of the Ottoman era.
Pattern Details: Golden Horn (Haliç) Motif
The Golden Horn motif first appeared in İznik ceramics in the 16th century, inspired by the breathtaking beauty of the Golden Horn (Haliç) near Istanbul.
Symbolism of the Golden Horn Motif
- Prosperity and Abundance: A representation of wealth, fortune, and abundance.
- Connection to Water: Symbolizes the flow of water, the beauty of the sea, and the life-giving power of water.
- Historical Significance: Highlights the strategic importance of the Golden Horn as a center of trade during the Ottoman Empire.
- Istanbul's Emblem: Represents Istanbul’s historical and cultural identity, emphasizing its connection to the sea and its rich past.
- Decorative Elegance: Adds a visual charm to İznik ceramics, reflecting the artisan's skill and aesthetic sensibility.
The Golden Horn motif reflects the mesmerizing flow of water, the elegance of the sea, Istanbul’s symbolic essence, and the unmatched artistry of İznik ceramics.
