Tile Panel. Dimensions: H. 53 5/16 in. (135.1 cm)W. 53 9/16 in. (136 cm)D. 2 3/8 in. (6 cm) with tabsWt. 194 lbs. (88 kg). Date: second half 16th century.The tiles used in this panel are products of the Iznik kilns. Situated within forty miles of the Ottoman capital city of Istanbul, the ceramic workshops of Iznik began producing ceramic tiles for the Ottoman court in the early part of the sixteenth century. An explosion of Iznik tile production occurred in the mid-sixteenth century, stimulated by a surge of royal building in Istanbul supervised by the celebrated Ottoman architect-in-chief, Sinan. Colorful, repeating-pattern Iznik tiles such as these still enliven the walls of mosques and palaces throughout Istanbul. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

Tile Panel. Dimensions: H. 53 5/16 in. (135.1 cm)W. 53 9/16 in. (136 cm)D. 2 3/8 in. (6 cm) with tabsWt. 194 lbs. (88 kg). Date: second half 16th century.The tiles used in this panel are products of the Iznik kilns. Situated within forty miles of the Ottoman capital city of Istanbul, the ceramic workshops of Iznik began producing ceramic tiles for the Ottoman court in the early part of the sixteenth century. An explosion of Iznik tile production occurred in the mid-sixteenth century, stimulated by a surge of royal building in Istanbul supervised by the celebrated Ottoman architect-in-chief, Sinan. Colorful, repeating-pattern Iznik tiles such as these still enliven the walls of mosques and palaces throughout Istanbul. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.
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