Sunday, December 6, 2009

Turkish Delights.



















































A few years back, modern turkish designers became an all-too-exciting world-wide force to be reckoned with.  There was Derin at ICFF, Autoban making headlines in the world of architecture, interior and product design and Inci Mutlu in Milan to name a few. With all of this excitement and new school education of what exactly Turkey is all about, I think it has become very easy to overlook or simply forget how stunning the many traditional Ottoman and Anatolian-inspired designs really are. Some of my very favorites come from the boutique division of Paşabahçe - or Mağaza Bütik which boasts limited edition pieces showcasing what they describe as "the cultural heritage of the future". Collections include: Osmanli Koleksiyonu,  which focuses on contemporary interpretations of Ottoman art dating back some 700 years: Camda Sanatli or Art on Glass and Mozaik Koleksiyonu, a collection using the mosaic technique dating from 2600 B.C using Anatolian works of art as inspiration.


You can view the entire collection online (available in Turkish only) here.
What once was old is new again.


CREDITS:
Genel Müdürlük
Ankara Asfaltı E-5 Karayolu İçmeler/Tuzla
İstanbul/TR


Tel : 0216 560 25 25
Fax : 0216 395 54 30
E-Mail : magaza@sisecam.com.tr

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