Decorium Censer Sultan Ahmed Ars 43

"The construction of Sedefkar Mehmet Ağa mosque, who was commissioned to build the first six minaret mosque of the Ottoman Empire by the order of Sultan Ahmet I in 1609, was completed in 1616.
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Ahmed is very pleased with Istanbul. He bequeathed a valuable complex and the magnificent Sultan Ahmed Mosque inside.
The mosque is called the "Blue Mosque" by Europeans because it is decorated with blue and white Iznik tiles, and its domes are adorned with mostly blue hand drawings.
The dome and ceiling decorations of the Sultan Ahmed Mosque are part of the area that was added to the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1985 under the name of Istanbul Historical Sites.
Sultan Ahmed was designed with inspiration from the patterns and decorations found in the main dome of the Sultan Ahmed Mosque.
In the aging application on handmade colored glass, 24 karat gold; It is presented with the craftsmanship and mastery of Decorium.
Sultan Ahmed Censer
Height:
19.5cm
Diameter:
11cm"