“Handmade glass with relief patterns decorated using gold and glass paints.”

The history of Turkish tile and ceramic art, date back to the Uighurs from the 8th and 9th centuries, have an important place in world art history. However, the real radical change of this tile artwork began with the Great Seljuks and continued with the Anatolian Seljuks and Ottomans.

Especially the British, Victoria, and Albert Museums were re-organized from time to time by highlighting Iznik tiles in the Islamic Works sections of the museums. The most important displays of these world-famous museums were allocated for Iznik tiles.

Tile patterns on glass incense burner are inspired by a pen-box from the 15th century. This pen-box is on display in the British Museum today.

Incense burner is made of hand-made glass, and all of the relief patterns on it are decorated using gold and glass paints.

Glass Incense Burner is presented in a handmade gift box.

 

SPECIFICATION

Code: 10019810

Material: Glass

Decoration Material: Gold and glass paint

Dimensions: H5 x W24,5 x D5cm

Care Instruction: Clean with dry cloth