Islamic Ottoman

Keywords: Sultan Selim II, Selim II Türbesi, Istanbul, Constantinople, Mimar Sinan, Iznik tiles, Ottoman ceramics, Ottoman architecture, Islamic art, Turkish heritage, tulip motif, O...

He is shown carrying an elaborate ewer and basin, objects used in ritual purification and hand-washing before prayer or meals, a function deeply embedded in both Islamic custom and O...

The pair would complement an Ottoman, Moorish, Islamic Revival, Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial or globally collected interior.

This image references a deeply significant rite of passage in Islamic culture, particularly within the Ottoman Empire, where the circumcision ceremony was an elaborate and important ...

The decoration draws upon the geometric vocabulary found throughout Ottoman, Moorish and Islamic art, where repetition, symmetry and carefully balanced contrasting materials create v...

The detailed arabesque decoration reflects the rich tradition of Levantine craftsmanship, drawing inspiration from Moorish, Ottoman and wider Islamic decorative arts. An evocative a...

Middle Eastern Asian Turkish Ottoman Antique Islamic Moorish Style Metalwork ewer, pitcher with etched Islamic designs.

Under the direction of Ottoman Sultans, Iznik and Kutahya ceramics blended prestigious Chinese porcelain aesthetics with Ottoman and Islamic ideals to achieve the particular designs ...

A richly decorated vintage Turkish Kütahya ceramic platter, hand-painted in vivid polychrome colors with an elaborate composition of Islamic calligraphy, Ottoman-inspired geometric o...

Masterfully crafted for the wealthy Islamic export market (specifically the Ottoman and Qajar Persian elites), these ewers showcase a magnificent multi-layered glass-cutting technique.

Under the direction of ottoman Sultans, Iznik ceramics blended prestigious Chinese porcelain aesthetics with Ottoman and Islamic ideals to achieve the particular designs seen on the ...

Suspended within the niche is an ornate floral vase, an image associated in Islamic and Ottoman art with abundance and the idealized garden.

Construction of the Taj Mahal began in 1632 and was completed in 1653. 2) Architecture: The Taj Mahal combines elements of Islamic, Persian, Ottoman Turkish, and Indian architectural...

Keywords: Alexandre Raymond, L'Art Islamique en Orient, Ulu Mosque, Ulu Cami, Bursa, Brousse, mihrab, Ottoman architecture, Islamic architecture, Turkish art, Ottoman Empire, Islamic...

Keywords: Bursa, Istanbul, Constantinople, Damascus, Cairo, Mamluk architecture, Ottoman architecture, Islamic minarets, Yeşil Djami, Ulu Djami, Muradiye Mosque, Osman Ghazi Mosque, ...

Technique: Color lithograph Maker: Alexandre Marcel Raymond, France, early 20th century Keywords: Alexandre Raymond, L'Art Islamique en Orient, Islamic architecture, Seljuk art, Sel...

The scene captures the romantic vision of Ottoman and Islamic domestic interiors that captivated European collectors and designers.

Exceptional Quality Pink Triple Overlay Enameled Bohemian Glass Cake Stand Centerpiece, 19th century. Made for the Ottoman Islamic market. Fantastic detailing throughout, enameled ...

Lessing’s dedication to the study of Islamic ceramics helped introduce Ottoman and Persian decorative art to Western design education and the emerging Art Nouveau movement.

Origin: Egypt Period: Late 19th century Style: Moorish, Islamic Revival, Ottoman-influenced and British Colonial Materials: Dark-finished walnut and antique Moroccan silk Techniques:...

It is a cornerstone acquisition for the serious collector of Islamic art, Ottoman history, or exceptional antique cabinetry.

Its elaborate carving is especially suited to Middle Eastern, Islamic Revival, Moorish, Ottoman, Orientalist, Spanish Colonial or collected eclectic interiors.

Blackie, Scotland, 1860 Keywords: Arabia map, Arabian Peninsula map, antique Arabia map, Middle East map, Arabia 19th century, Hejaz, Nejd, Yemen, Oman, Hadramaut, Asir, Rub al Khal...

Technique: Steel engraving Maker: Heinrich von Mayr, Germany, 1846 Keywords: antique egypt engraving mehmed ali pasha print orientalist egypt procession nile river antique engraving...

This print is ideal for collectors interested in Islamic studies, Ottoman culture, or visual anthropology.

Surrounding the mihrab is an expansive, layered border system in warm ivory and golden hues, adorned with geometric and botanical patterns, reflecting the harmonious blend of Ottoman...

During the late 19th century, the artistic traditions of Syria and Lebanon developed within the broader cultural environment of the Ottoman Empire. Related geometric and arabesque mo...

Perfect as center piece for food cover table decoration, or to be used on a wall as a decor architectural or art piece. Moroccan, Moorish, Ottoman, Middle Eastern, Islamic, Anglo-Ind...

Details: • Origin: England, circa 1860 • Style: Anglo-Indian/Victorian Orientalist • Material: Gilt bronze (ormolu) with white marble bases • Wiring: Professionally French wired ...