Kayseri City Square Monumental Tile Panel
Located in Kayseri City Square, this monumental tile surface is the world's largest Iznik tile panel and was produced and installed by İznik Mavi Çini in 2013. Situated in a public space, the panel is a distinctive example demonstrating the applicability of Iznik tiles on large-scale architectural surfaces. The Seljuk double-headed eagle motif, pomegranate figures and classical Rumi patterns bring historical motifs together within a contemporary urban context.
Why is this panel considered a monumental tile application?
Due to its scale and its location within a public space, the panel was conceived as an architectural surface. In this respect, it goes beyond the small-scale decorative use of tiles and is regarded as a monumental architectural element.
What was the scope of this panel?
It was produced as part of the Culture Road (Silk Road) Project carried out by the Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality and mounted on the exterior façade of a building on the square in September 2013. The pattern is the Seljuk Tree of Life design commissioned by the municipality.
How large is the panel and how many tiles does it consist of?
The panel measures 16 × 12 meters (192 m²) and consists of 3,072 tiles of 25 × 25 cm.
Which motifs are used in the panel?
The composition features the Seljuk double-headed eagle motif, pomegranate figures, classical Rumi patterns and interlacing borders.
Due to its scale and its location within a public space, the panel was conceived as an architectural surface. In this respect, it goes beyond the small-scale decorative use of tiles and is regarded as a monumental architectural element.
What was the scope of this panel?
It was produced as part of the Culture Road (Silk Road) Project carried out by the Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality and mounted on the exterior façade of a building on the square in September 2013. The pattern is the Seljuk Tree of Life design commissioned by the municipality.
How large is the panel and how many tiles does it consist of?
The panel measures 16 × 12 meters (192 m²) and consists of 3,072 tiles of 25 × 25 cm.
Which motifs are used in the panel?
The composition features the Seljuk double-headed eagle motif, pomegranate figures, classical Rumi patterns and interlacing borders.
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