Cini Handmade Plate

Cini plates are a type of traditional Turkish pottery that are known for their intricate designs and bright colors. They are typically made by hand using a combination of techniques, including painting, engraving, and glazing. The designs on Cini plates often feature geometric patterns, floral motifs, and calligraphy, and are inspired by the art and architecture of the Ottoman Empire. They are often used for decoration or for serving food, and are considered valuable collector's items. The history of Turkish Cini plates dates back to the Ottoman Empire, where the art of pottery was highly valued and developed. The first Cini plates were made in the 16th century, in Iznik, a city in western Turkey, where it was known for its ceramic production and the quality of its pottery was highly appreciated by the Ottoman court. Cini plates were mainly produced for the palace and for the wealthy people as well. During the 16th and 17th centuries, the designs on Cini plates became increasi