Mahza 24.5 Cm Decorative Glass Bowl 9-03010022

summer mansion, located on the most spectacular façade of Topkapı Palace overlooking Galata, was built during the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent (1520-1566). The reason why this palace pavilion, which was also designed as the summer room of the Sultan, is called the Circumcision Room is due to the use of this mansion during the circumcision of the princes of Sultan Ahmed III (1703-1730). The blue-white tiles on the façade, made in reed style, belong to the famous nakkaş of the 16th century, Shah Kulu. The mahza was inspired by the panels consisting of monolithic plates on the entrance door of the Circumcision Room and the Iznik Tile patterns on the walls next to the entrance door. The application, which is made using 24 carat gold on handmade tinted glass, is presented with Decorium's craftsmanship, craftsmanship and quality assurance.