Decorium Censer Selcuklu Ars 43

"The Siirt Grand Mosque has gained importance with its architecture showing tile and brickwork.
The minbar of the mosque, which was built in the Kündekari technique, was removed to the Ankara Ethnography Museum in 1933.
Kündekari is the technique of connecting small wooden tables and profiled laths to each other in a way that creates a geometric decoration, used in the construction of items such as lectern and pulpit tables or important doors, windows and cabinet doors.
The places where it is most used are door wings, window covers, preaching lecterns and especially pulpit mirrors.
It was designed with inspiration from the pulpit and minaret of the Seljuk, Siirt Ulu Mosque.
In the aging application on handmade glass, 24 carat gold; It is presented with the craftsmanship and mastery of Decorium.
Seljuk Censer:
Height:
19.5cm Diameter:
11cm"