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This colourful tableau of eight wall tiles must have had a stunning effect in its original setting. The composition is made up of blossoming cherry branches, tulips and carnations which encircle alternating cartouches (motives in the shape of a shield). During the Ottoman period, high-quality ceramic was produced in the famous Turkish pottery centres such as Irnik and Kütahya; the output included domestic utensils (dishes, jugs etc.) and mainly wall tiles that found their way into the palaces of the sultans and also into the homes of clients outside the Ottoman Empire.

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Title No title
Material and technique Maiolica, glaze, earthenware
Object type
Tegelveld > Tegel > Woonaccessoires > Wonen > Gebruiksvoorwerp
Location This object is in storage
Dimensions Height Error: 95,5 is not a valid BCD value cm
Width Error: 48,5 is not a valid BCD value cm
Depth 5 cm
Artists Potter: Anoniem
Accession number A 3898 (KN&V)
Credits Purchased 1949
Department Applied Arts & Design
Acquisition date 1949
Creation date in 1575 - 1600
External exhibitions Escher meets Islamic Art (2013)
Boijmans bij de Buren - REMIX ROTTERDAM, Boijmans X Wereldmuseum (2020)
Material
Object
Geographical origin Turkey > Anatolia > Southwest Asia > Asia
Place of manufacture Iznik > Turkey > Anatolia > Southwest Asia > Asia

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