Rüstem Pasha Mosque Iznik Tile Replica No:3
This model is a replica based on an original tile composition from Rüstem Pasha Mosque. The classical tulip form and rumi motifs have been transferred onto the surface while preserving the arrangement seen in the mosque.
The stylized tulip motif and symmetrical pattern placement create a cohesive composition. The proportions of the design and the layout scheme have been maintained in accordance with the historical example. This approach gives the piece the character of a direct reproduction rather than an interpretive design.
This tile can be regarded as a contemporary production of an original arrangement used in a historic monument. It can be displayed as a single decorative piece or used together with multiple tiles in surface applications. For those who wish to create a connection with historic architectural heritage, it offers a meaningful choice.
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- ₺5,500
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- ₺5,500
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are Iznik ceramic tiles used today?
Iznik ceramic tiles are used today both in architectural applications and decorative display areas. Traditionally found in mosques, tombs and palace structures, Iznik tiles are now also valued as aesthetic surface elements in residential interiors, art collections and design projects. They can be displayed as a single decorative object or combined with multiple tiles to create wall panel compositions.
What distinguishes Iznik tiles from other ceramics?
The main feature that distinguishes Iznik tiles from other ceramics is their connection to a distinctive design and composition tradition that began in Anatolia during the Seljuk period and reached artistic maturity in the Ottoman era. A defined system of composition and proportion, stylized motifs and a characteristic color palette give Iznik tiles their unique visual identity. In addition, the high-quartz body structure and traditional underglaze production technique are among the key technical and aesthetic features that set Iznik tiles apart from standard ceramics.
Is the Rüstem Pasha Mosque Iznik Tile Replica No.3 suitable as a gift?
Yes. This model is a meaningful gift because it is a replica of an original tile composition from Rüstem Pasha Mosque and carries a direct connection to a historic Ottoman monument. The composition, featuring classical tulip and rumi motifs, is a strong cultural reference for those interested in Ottoman tile art and traditional Iznik aesthetics. As a replica, it is not only a decorative object but also a contemporary production of a historical design tradition.
Delivery Process
The Iznik ceramics you select are handcrafted and produced individually with great care.
- In-stock items are dispatched on the next business day following order confirmation.
- Made-to-order items are prepared specifically after purchase and are dispatched within 1–10 business days once production is complete.
All products are carefully packaged and shipped in our special velvet boxes, designed to provide maximum protection during transit.
We kindly ask you to inspect your package in the presence of the courier upon delivery.
In the event of any damage caused during transportation, a damage report must be issued together with the courier.
Damage claims submitted without an official courier report cannot be evaluated as shipping-related.
Installation Methods
Iznik tiles can be installed in various ways depending on their intended use and surface type:
- For decorative display, tiles may be placed inside a wooden frame or mounted onto transparent plexiglass panels and hung on the wall.
- When installing tiles on wall or floor surfaces (such as bathrooms, kitchens, or similar areas), the use of MasterTile FLX 24 or an equivalent flexible ceramic adhesive is recommended.
- During installation, it is important that no gaps (grout lines) are left between tiles, ensuring a seamless and unified appearance.
- After the adhesive application, any excess bonding material between tiles should be cleaned, and the surface should be wiped once fully dried.
- If tiles are to be applied onto steel or metal constructions, an appropriate metal-compatible adhesive must be used.
This Iznik tile is entirely handmade and produced with a high quartz content in accordance with Ottoman-period techniques. The final layer is finished with a glossy glaze.
As it is hand-painted, slight variations in color tones may occur.
It is intended for decorative purposes and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
It is delivered in a velvet box together with a wooden or plexiglass stand. A certificate of authenticity is included.
