VIP Gift: Haliç and Tulip Design Exclusive İznik Ceramic Plate
First-Class Handmade Tulip-Patterned İznik Ceramic Plate – A perfect VIP gift for those seeking elegance and sophistication.
Product Features:
- 100% Handmade: Crafted with traditional techniques.
- Fast Delivery: Shipped the same day with a velvet-lined VIP wooden gift box.
- Authentic İznik Ceramic Art: Created using the underglaze technique.
- Plate Diameter: 30 cm(11,81inch).
- Kiln-Fired at 800-1000°C: Ensures durability and quality.
- Ultra-Protective Packaging: Free returns and exchanges available.
- Dual Display Options: Includes a plastic stand for showcasing on shelves and a hook for wall hanging.
- Informative Guide: Comes with an English and Turkish explanation about İznik ceramics.
Each İznik ceramic is unique, just like a fingerprint. Even if a similar piece is recreated, it will never be identical to the original.
The plate you are viewing now is one of a kind and will never be reproduced in the exact same way.
We recommend purchasing your desired product promptly to secure its exclusivity.
The value of İznik ceramics never diminishes; they never go out of style or wear out. They are timeless masterpieces, capable of being passed down as heirlooms for generations.
Design Information: Tulip Motif
In İznik ceramics, the tulip symbolizes love, beauty, and perfection. The Turkish word for tulip (lale) shares the same letters as the Arabic word for God (Allah), connecting it to divine love.
Symbolic Meanings of the Tulip:
- Love: Known as a symbol of love due to its delicate beauty and elegant form.
- Beauty & Grace: Highlights the aesthetic craftsmanship in İznik ceramics.
- Perfection: Represents symmetry and harmony in nature.
- Divine Connection: Seen as a sacred symbol due to its resemblance to the word Allah in Arabic.
- Nature's Cycle: Tulips symbolize rebirth and growth, heralding the arrival of spring.
- Nobility & Wealth: A prominent motif in Ottoman palaces, symbolizing refinement and affluence.
- Turkish Culture & History: Tulips were cherished in the Ottoman Empire, connecting the design to Turkish heritage.
Design Information: Haliç Motif
The Haliç motif first emerged in İznik ceramics during the 16th century, inspired by the natural beauty of the Golden Horn (Haliç) in Istanbul.
Symbolic Meanings of the Haliç Motif:
- Prosperity & Abundance: Represents wealth and fortune.
- Nature's Beauty: Reflects the flow of water and the elegance of the sea.
- Connection to Istanbul: Symbolizes the city’s historical and cultural significance.
- Aesthetic Appeal: Adds an ornamental touch, showcasing the artisans' mastery.
The Haliç motif encapsulates the essence of water, life, and Istanbul's historic charm, making it a popular choice in İznik ceramics.
Themes & Symbolism:
- Tulip Motif: Represents grace, divine connection, and perfection.
- Intricate Decorations: Delicate patterns emphasize the timeless craftsmanship of İznik ceramics.
- Vibrant Colors: Red signifies energy and vitality, while black represents elegance and sophistication.
- Framing Design: The border features repetitive patterns symbolizing infinity and harmony.
This İznik ceramic plate combines traditional artistry with modern elegance, offering both decorative beauty and cultural significance. Its tulip motifs and intricate designs reflect the Ottoman Empire's love for art and nature.
