The Metropolitan Museum of Art Iznik Garden Dipping Bowl Set Outlet

Art-Inspired Gifts For The Home.

These Eye-Catching Porcelain Dipping Bowls Reference A Selection Of Ceramic Treasures In The Museum’S Islamic Art Collection. Three Of The Four Designs Were Crafted During The 16Th Century In Turkey’S Renowned Iznik Kilns—Illustrious Workshops That Produced Magnificent Ceramic Wares For The Ottoman Court—While A 16Th–17Th-Century Tile Panel With A Wavy-Vine Motif Was Probably Crafted At One Of The Ceramic Tile Workshops Outside Iznik In The Ottoman Province Of Syria. The Syrian Panel Represents One Of The Ceramic Tile Workshops Outside Iznik, Bearing Slight Differences In Size And Execution: Each Tile Is Slightly Larger Than The Standard Size Used At Iznik, And Subtle Deviations In The Freehand Design Were Almost Never Seen On Iznik Productions.