Bursa Osmangazi Municipality Iznik Tile Panel

Bursa Osmangazi Municipality Iznik Tile Panel

This miniature Iznik tile panel, produced for the Bursa Osmangazi Municipality Service Building, was realized by İznik Mavi Çini. Designed by Serap Ereyli, the panel centers on a narrative composed of Bursa’s historical landmarks. By using patterns inspired by the exterior façade motifs of the Green Tomb in its borders, the city’s architectural memory is interpreted through a contemporary surface language.

The Iznik tile panel positioned in the Osmangazi Municipality Service Building is a special surface work that aims to make Bursa’s historical and cultural heritage visible within a public building. Designed in a miniature style, the composition brings together symbolic landmarks from different periods of the city, creating a unified narrative. This approach transforms the panel surface from a merely decorative element into a narrative architectural component.

The border design was inspired by the classical motifs found on the exterior walls of the Green Tomb. This choice establishes a direct connection between the main composition and Bursa’s architectural ornamentation tradition. Throughout the production process, readability and visual balance were prioritized, taking into account the scale of the panel and the public function of the municipality building. The Iznik tile panel is positioned within the municipal building as a permanent artistic surface representing the city’s historical memory.

“Iznik tile panels in municipal buildings are powerful narrative surfaces that make the cultural heritage of the city visible in public space.”
— İznik Mavi Çini, Senior Architectural Projects Production Facility Manager
Who made the tile panel at the Osmangazi Municipality?
The miniature Iznik tile panel in the Osmangazi Municipality Service Building in Bursa was produced by İznik Mavi Çini; it was designed by Serap Ereyli.

What does the panel at the Osmangazi Municipality depict?
The panel brings together, in miniature style on a single surface, historic buildings from different periods of Bursa.

Why do the borders of the Osmangazi Municipality panel feature Green Tomb motifs?
The borders draw on the classical motifs on the exterior walls of the Green Tomb, creating a direct link between the panel and Bursa's decorative tradition.

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