Iznik Tiles
"The timeless beauty of Iznik tiles are making a modern comeback, adding a unique cultural flair to contemporary architecture."
Rebirth
Architectural Iznik tiles, renowned for their gorgeous designs, are now being reinterpreted with Seljuk patterns. This blending of styles merges the vibrant colors and techniques of Iznik tiles with the geometric motifs of Seljuk art. The result is a captivating fusion that honors both historical periods, revitalizing traditional Islamic art with a fresh perspective.
Iznik Panel with Tulip and Hyacinth Design
A large medallion pattern in the middle with cobalt-blue ground.
Mehmet Gürsoy
Famed Ottoman artists of the late 15th to 17th century captured with vibrant colors of precious stones under the glaze of the finest Turkish Iznik Ceramic, or 'Cini'.
Today`s Mehmet Gursoy, highly regarded as Turkey`s most exceptional master `Cinici` or maker of `Cini`, extracts principlesand forms from 15th to 17th century Cini to bring unique new pieces to
life, in exceptional designs that reflect the enormity and richness of the Ottoman Empire as his predecessors saw it. Truly powerful indeed. Prof. Henry Glassie - Indiana University
Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque
The tiles of the mosque, which covers an area of 600 square meters, were created with the drawings of Mehmet Gürsoy, who was awarded the "Living Human Treasure" award by UNESCO in 2009. The tile work was prepared with very special techniques specifically for Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque. modern and classic patterns and motifs.
Mosque Tile Applications
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Mosque window pediments covered with tiles are a feature frequently seen in traditional mosque architecture and provide an aesthetically eye-catching detail. Such pediments are decorated with the rich patterns and colors of tile art and often form one of the main elements of the mosque interior.
Iznik tiles in Barbaros Mosque
Mehmet Gürsoy, who defines the art of china as a "Music of the Eye", emphasized that he is trying to carry the legacy of his ancestors to the present and said, "It is a good event to be accepted as a heritage carrier in an artist's world and to be worthy of it. We carry this legacy to the newly built Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Istanbul. I am very happy to have a large collection of 5,000 pieces of tiles in this mosque,” he said.
Iznik Plate Collection
Introducing our Iznik Plates, a captivating fusion of tradition and contemporary design inspired by the rich heritage of Iznik ceramics showcased in world museums. These plates pay homage to the distinctive patterns and artistry found in Iznik pottery, bringing the allure of this historical tradition to your home.
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