大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 4月12日 00時02分

This set of four brightly painted tiles would have been part of a group decorating a large surface, like the tiled interiors of many major buildings from the Ottoman period which can be seen today in Turkey. Made in the late 15th century, the tiles were produced in a pottery centre called İznik, known for its ceramics using floral motifs and arabesque patterns. Tilework with blue, green and red decoration became highly fashionable between the 1550s and 1570s in Istanbul. Ottoman sultans and officials sponsored large and elaborate building projects, which almost completely occupied the workshops of İznik during this time.
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