Tulip Tales in Tiles
"These bookmarks, filled with the tales of tulips from the colorful world of Iznik tiles, add a touch of art to every book you read."
Product Features:
- Adorned with Iznik tile stone
- Kiln-fired at 800-1200°C
- Produced using the underglaze technique
- Fully handmade
- Nickel-plated accessory
- Delivered in a gift box on the same day
- Practical, high-quality, and stylish
Product Dimensions:
- Stone Size: 2.5 x 1.5 cm (0.984 in x 0.590 in)
- Total Length: 27.5 cm (10.826 in)
Delivery Times:
- United States and Europe: 3-4 business days
- Other countries: 3-7 business days
Each Iznik tile is a unique masterpiece, as distinctive as a fingerprint. Even if the same product is reproduced, it will never be identical. The product you are viewing is one of a kind and cannot be replicated. Iznik tiles never lose their value—they remain timeless, never go out of style, and are heirloom-quality works of art passed down through generations.
Pattern Significance: Tulip Motif in Iznik Tiles
The tulip motif is a hallmark of Iznik tile art, symbolizing love, beauty, and perfection. It carries profound cultural and spiritual meanings rooted in Turkish history:
- Love: The tulip’s delicate beauty and elegant form make it a timeless representation of romantic affection.
- Beauty and Grace: Reflects elegance and aesthetic excellence in both nature and craftsmanship.
- Perfection: The tulip’s symmetrical petals symbolize harmony and balance.
- Divinity: Connected to the word "Allah" in Arabic, tulips symbolize divine love.
- Nature’s Cycles: Tulips symbolize renewal and the vitality of spring.
- Nobility and Wealth: A prominent symbol in Ottoman art, tulips represent elegance and prosperity.
- Cultural Heritage: Tulips frequently appear in Iznik tiles, highlighting their deep connection to Turkish culture and history.
The Tulip Tales in Tiles Bookmark combines historical symbolism with timeless beauty, making it a perfect addition to any book lover's collection or a thoughtful gift for admirers of Turkish artistry.
