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ANATOLIAN – TURKISH KUTAHYA glazed ceramic pitch

ANATOLIAN – TURKISH KUTAHYA glazed ceramic pitcher. Circa: 1900. Iznik was the center of famous ceramics during Ottoman Empire. After Iznik ceramic production slowed down at the end of 17th century, Kutahya followed the tradition in its own style using many similar designs and colors. Plates, Ewers, water Pitchers, wall Tiles and many more shape and type ceramics were produced for many years. Tradition still survives in Kutahya and Iznik under revival traditions. This beautiful pitcher / Jar was painted with local colors and covered with glaze. It is made for keeping daily drinking water. Most part of the body has deep honey brown color with pistachio green top. The design with little girl on top goes back to old days village tradition. Little girls used to run and bring water from natural springs when family was working on the orchards. The hole in the handle is supposed to be used when it is full. Almost in perfect condition. It measures: 12″ tall / 31 cm / ; 8 ½ ″ wide in stomach / 21 cm /.
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Tile Panel with Sphinx. Turkey, probably Konya, Se

Tile Panel with Sphinx. Turkey, probably Konya, Seljuqs of Rum period (1081-1307), late 12th - early 13th century Stonepaste; overglaze painted and gilded. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Josephson, 1976. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Exhibition, January 2023.
In Anatolia, ceramic wall tiles, for which Ottoman architecture later became so famous, first appear in twelfth-century Konya. There, tiles like this set decorated the palace pavilion of Anatolian Seljuq sultan Qilij Arslan II (r.1156-92). Both iconographically and technically, these tiles have affinities with Iranian Seljuq ceramic traditions.
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ANATOLIAN IZNIK Ottoman classical design quartz ce

ANATOLIAN IZNIK Ottoman classical design quartz ceramic panel. Circa: 2000. Iznik town was the production center of underglaze painted tiles in classical Ottoman period. They were famous for their shade of colors and high percentage quartz – Nejef glass like mineral. Revival of Iznik tiles started in 1993 under Istanbul University – Professor ISIL AYBAYGIL in Iznik Vakfi – foundation. They have figured out all the details and started to produce great tiles. Many masters have learned this old technique. It is decorated with classical Ottoman motifs of “Saz leaf” – Marsh reed and lotus. Black background with shades of green and yellow makes it unique. It is made by a second generation ceramic artist – Mesude Kunen. It measures: 15 ½ ″ X 10″ – / 39 cm X 25 cm /.
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SYRIA ALEPPO Religious under glass painting. Circa

SYRIA ALEPPO Religious under glass painting. Circa: 19th century. REVERSE painting is an art which has been around some centuries in central Europe – Austria, Bavaria, Bohemia, Slovakia and other places as well as in Middle East in later years. It is probably older than we claim. Style and clean workmanship indicate that it was made by a master artist. Center halo part must have a complete sura where there is a date and name of artist – His name “Muhammed from Aleppo” and date reads 1348. It comes to 95 years old as Hijra year is now 1443. It has hanging line on the back side. It measures 21″ X 16″ – / 53 cm X 41 cm /. Swipe for more photos.
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SYRIAN SILK Bokhcha-Shawl. One of the finest silk

SYRIAN SILK Bokhcha-Shawl. One of the finest silk hand loom weave. Traditional colors and minimalist designs of Syrian culture. Must be used on ceremonial and special days. It has a few small light stains which don’t catch attention. Fine lace needle work on both ends. It measures 44″ X 44″ – / 112 cm X 112 cm /. Swipe for more photos.
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SYRIA – Druze glass beaded ethnic hat. Size: 6″ /15 cm/ diameter – 3 ½ ″ /9 cm/ high. Semi colored transparent beads are used on hand knitted cotton background. Knitting and beading are done at the same time. Upper dome part has vase / cup motifs while it is decorated with antelopes. Semi-transparent glass beads imitate old natural dye colors. It must be kept for ceremonial day use since it is in great condition. Beads are much finer than they look on the images as the photos are mostly close-up shots. The Druze sect follow a lifestyle of isolation where no conversion is allowed into it or out of it.
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Photo, Druze men at the current time. Wearing a white hat is generally accepted among the Druze as a symbol of purity.
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