Tulip Iznik tile
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Step into the court gardens of an Ottoman palace with this exquisite Iznik tile. A single tulip blooms at the centre of the design, surrounded by floral patterns. Made in Turkey, the tile could serve as a standalone accent piece or to create a fully tiled space: an enchanting choice for a bathroom or a colourful update to a kitchen. The tulip is the sacred flower of the Ottoman Empire, representing the oneness of God; a popular motif in Iznik designs, the tulip symbolises modesty, supreme love, purity and prosperity.
Iznik pottery refers to glazed ceramics produced primarily in Iznik in Anatolia, a cultural history originating during the reign of the Ottoman Empire. Known for its meticulous underglaze decoration technique and luminous colour palette, Iznik pottery commonly features the signature hues of deep cobalt blue, vibrant turquoise, emerald green and Armenian bole red.
Dimensions
12 x 12cm (4.7in)
Composition
Ceramic
Colour
Blue
Product code
173519
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