Iznik Ware Plates

Posted on | November 5, 2008 | Comments Off

I found this table setting (above) on dominomag.com this morning. The china shown is called Iznick Ware. A style of pottery intricately decorated by Turkish potters during the Ottoman Empire to imitate Chinese porcelain. Totally gorgeous and a eclectic for a holiday table. I found a whole bunch of pieces available on the Turkish mega site, yurdan.com. Many of the pieces are quite expensive but I did find a few that were around $38 each. Below are a few plates that were similar in color and style to the photo I found in domino. The pottery is also comes in bowls, jars, and vases. Check out more: yurdan.com.

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