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The saz style first emerged as a form of drawing in Iran, not in ceramics, and its leading representative in the Ottoman Palace was Şahkulu, who was the head of...

The Helical Tuğrakeş Style holds a unique place in Ottoman ceramic art. Unlike the Golden Horn Work and the Baba Nakkaş Work, this style is based on an abstract design,...

Iznik tiles, one of the dazzling artistic legacies of the Ottoman Empire, have pushed the boundaries of art for centuries, transforming into a cultural phenomenon. These bright and colorful ceramics...

Discover the deep-rooted history of Iznik tiles, the stages it went through, and how it has come to life again today in this article. Take a look at a tradition...

Nicaea, a favorite of countless prominent figures and states, from Alexander the Great to Constantine I, from Suleiman the Magnificent to Orhan Gazi, has always stood out throughout history due...