Iznik ceramic bowl with Çitemani pattern was specially designed and produced by Zeynep Tişkaya. This Far East origin pattern is seen after 1514, when Yavuz Sultan Selim conquered Tebriz. The pattern which resembles a triangle with two circles at the top and three at the bottom is composed of three circles which occasionally intertwine. The pattern which also comprises coins from the era of Timor is considered as the symbol of power, force and sultanate.

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

Dimesions: Height 8, diameter 16 cm.

It is convenient for dry food and hand wash is recommended.