Istanbul, Turkey, 16-21 May 2007: Iznik Tiles
Ceramic Jewels
Iznik tiles are used extensively to decorate the walls and ceilings of
mosques and palaces in Ottoman Turkey. The interior of the Rustempasa
Mosque, perched atop a small square block of shop houses in the Spice
Bazaar, is completely covered with exquisite coloured tiles. Other
fine specimens of Iznik tiles are found in the Topkapi Palace and the
sacred Ey�p Mosque, in the Golden Horn.
Iznik tile, Rustempasa Mosque Iznik tile, Rustempasa Mosque Iznik
tile, Rustempasa Mosque
Rustempasa Mosque
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Topkapi Palace Iznik tile, floral design, Topkapi Palace Iznik tile,
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Palace Iznik tile, floral design, Topkapi Palace Iznik tile, floral
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Palace
Harem, Topkapi Palace
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Mosque Iznik tile, floral design, Ey�p Mosque Iznik tile, floral
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Iznik tile, floral design, Ey�p Mosque
Ey�p Mosque
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