VIP Gift: Special Passe-Partout İznik Tile
A sophisticated İznik tile encased in glass and passe-partout, showcasing timeless Turkish artistry.
Product Features
- Dimensions: 34 x 41.50 cm (13.38 x 16.33 inches)
- Material: 100% handmade İznik tile
- Packaging: Velvet-lined VIP wooden box, shipped the same day
- Production Technique: Crafted using the İznik underglaze technique
- Kiln Fired: Fired at 800-1000°C for exceptional durability
- Wall Mount: Ready to hang as a wall decoration
- Delivery Time:
- 3-4 business days within the United States and Europe
- 3-7 business days to other countries
- Included: Bilingual description (English & Turkish) about İznik tiles inside the box
Uniqueness of İznik Tiles
Each İznik tile is unique, akin to a fingerprint. Even if the same design is recreated, it will never be identical.
This product cannot be reproduced exactly as it is, so we recommend purchasing it immediately if it meets your needs.
İznik tiles never lose their value, go out of fashion, or wear out. They are timeless works of art and heirlooms that can be passed down through generations.
Tulip Motif Details
In İznik tiles, the tulip symbolizes love, beauty, and perfection. The Turkish word for tulip, "lale," shares its letters with the Arabic word for God (Allah), signifying divine love.
- Love: Tulips symbolize love due to their delicate beauty and graceful form.
- Beauty and Grace: Tulip motifs emphasize the elegance and craftsmanship of İznik tiles.
- Perfection: The symmetrical shape and even petals of the tulip symbolize harmony and excellence.
- Divinity: Tulips are associated with divine love due to their resemblance to the word "Allah."
- Nature’s Cycle: Tulips herald spring, representing renewal, rebirth, and growth.
- Nobility and Wealth: During the Ottoman Empire, tulips symbolized refinement, power, and prosperity.
Carnation Motif Details
In Turkish culture, the carnation symbolizes love, beauty, and passion, as well as abundance and prosperity.
- Introduced to Turkey in the 16th century, carnations quickly gained prominence in Ottoman culture.
- In İznik tiles, carnations represent love, beauty, and passion, adding elegance to any design.
- Their vibrant colors and delicate petals enhance the aesthetic appeal of İznik tiles.
- Strong stems and durable leaves make carnations symbols of resilience and longevity.
- Carnation motifs are reminders of Turkey’s rich cultural heritage, frequently featured in İznik tiles.
Pomegranate Motif Details
The pomegranate motif in İznik tiles symbolizes abundance, prosperity, and good fortune.
- The numerous seeds of the pomegranate represent fertility and plenty, while its bright red color symbolizes luck.
- In Ottoman culture, the pomegranate was also seen as a symbol of Islam. Its seeds were thought to represent verses of the Quran, and its red hue was associated with the blood of Prophet Muhammad.
- First appearing in İznik tiles in the 16th century, the pomegranate motif continues to symbolize fertility, prosperity, and good luck.
- Pomegranate motifs remain popular today, featured in museums and private collections worldwide.
This VIP İznik tile combines artistic excellence, cultural significance, and timeless beauty. With its tulip, carnation, and pomegranate motifs, it is a perfect gift or collectible that celebrates Turkish tradition and craftsmanship.
