Çini Evi Light Blue Floor Gold Patterned Scalloped Mirror Set

Light blue ground river patterned mirror set with comb, 1st class handcraft. One of the important gifts men gave to women in ottoman times was the “mirror”. This gift means “i haven’t found a more beautiful gift than you.” One of the best gifts that can be presented to a lady. Product features Special metal processing

Decorated with shiny stones

Convenient

High quality and stylish, Product sizes Mirror length: 15. 4cm (6.062inch), (handle part is included)

Comb length: 12.2cm (4.803 inches)

Gift box size: 17cm(6.692in) x 11.5cm 4.527(in) x 2.8cm (1.102in)

Each inlaid china is unique, it is like the same fingerprint. Even if the same product is produced again in the same way, it will not be the same. The same product you are currently reviewing will not be produced again. We recommend that you buy the product you like immediately within your needs. The value of i̇znik tiles never decreases, they never go out of fashion or wear out. It is an artistic heritage that can be passed down from generation to generation. Pattern information

the haliç motif, the haliç motif first appeared in the 16th century in i̇znik tiles. The tiles were made in the city of iznic, located near the golden horn. the golden horn is often seen as a symbol of prosperity, abundance, and luck. the natural beauties and strategic location of the golden horn have made it an important trade and commerce center during the ottoman empire period. the golden horn motif is popular in iznic tiles for many reasons, such as its symbolic meaning, beauty, and durability. sea and water: the golden horn is a water body located in istanbul, and the golden horn motifs in iznic tiles symbolize the sea and water. Water is considered the source of life and the power of cleansing. These motifs reflect the flow of water, the movement of waves and the enchanting beauty of the sea. the symbol of istanbul: the golden horn is one of the symbols of the city of istanbul. The motif of the halic on the i̇znik tiles represents the historical and cultural significance of istanbul. these motifs emphasize the connection of istanbul with the sea and its historical past. decoration and aesthetics: the motif of the halic is one of the decorations of the i̇znik tiles and adds an aesthetic value to the tiles. These motifs reflect the visual appeal of the tiles and the skill of the craftsmen. in general, the motifs on the tiles in iznik reflect the flow of water, the beauty of the sea, the symbolic value of istanbul, and the aesthetic value of the tiles. Connectprof © It has been published by.