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Iznik Ceramic 3 Pomegranates

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Zeynep Tişkaya

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This product is uniquely designed and handcrafted by the artist. Upon order same model can be reproduced.
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Classical İznik ceramic pomegranate with tulip and flower patterns was specially designed and hand made by Zeynep Tişkaya. Tulip and pomegranate patterns were used on the bowl. The red dye used was obtained by traditional techniques and doe not contain chemical features. It is believed that pomegranate brings in plenitude and richness. The wall screen of Rüstem Paşa Mosque in 16th century appears with different patterns of these kind.

Material: it consists of porcelain mud, quartz which is a semi-precious mineral (80*85%) and a mixture of clay and glaze. the mud obtained from this mixture is given certain shapes. These forms shaped are fired in 1000-1040 degrees and become ready for dying. The patterns are dyed by means of "sıraltı" technique and placed in the oven for the second time after being vitrified. With the effect of the high temperature, the glaze melts and transforms into glass.

Dimensions
Large: height 10, diameter 11 cm.
Medium: height 8, diameter 8 cm.
Small: height 6, diameter 6 cm.
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Zeynep Tişkaya

Zeynep Tişkaya has graduated from Anadolu University Kütahya Vocational School Ceramics Department. She worked in several workshops in Kütahya during her studentship and afterwards. At the university, she made special design ceramic studies with her professor Faruk Şahin. The artist who graduated from Hacettepe University Faculty of Fine Arts Sculpture Department in 1999 submitted her thesis of 18th Century Kütahya Ceramics and Ceramics of Galata Surp Krikor Lusavoria Church to the History Department of the same university. She opened her first boutique store in 2005 in Çengelhan Rahmi M.Koç Museum in Ankara. Having participated in 3 personal and 3 collective exhibitions, the artist provided training in her work shop to those who wanted to learn the art of ceramics. The artist who used classical materials along with her ceramic products intended for daily use, settled in İstanbul in 2012. She continues to her works and provides private lessons in her workshop in Galata.

Zeynep Tişkaya

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