SEDEFKRARI KUTU

Description

Inlay work, inlay work, in which tough materials such as mother-of-pearl, tortoiseshell, ivory and ebony, which were protected by the palace during the Ottoman period, when inlay making, mother-of-pearl were considered a part of architectural education, were used with great care.

The mother-of-pearl inlay, which adorned the palaces, mansions, mansions, mosques, thrones, coffee tables, walls, jewelery boxes, Qur’an enclosures, lecterns, lecterns, mirrors, weapons, swords, calligraphy boxes, doors and windows during the Ottoman Empire, is the colorful sound of our culture. mother-of-pearl art.

Sedefkari Vase, inspired by the designs of the Qur’anic Enclosure in the inventory of the Museum of Islamic Art, all the reliefs are mother-of-pearl with the enamel technique, handmade caramel colored decorated with gold gilding. on the glass; It is presented with the handwork and mastery of Paşabahçe. The production of Sedefkari Kutu is limited to 2000 pieces.

Cleaning Suggestions: Wipe with a dry cloth.