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Lederteller, Lederintarsie, Intarsie, Mosaik
2. Viertel 16. Jahrhundert
Leather mosaics like the leather sets shown here are extremely rare testimonies of the handicraft skills in the art and culture of the Ottomans. They were used to put food on, like a table on the floor of a tent. The smaller leather plates are decorated with stylised flowers and inscriptions. The predominant motif, the tulip, (lalé), was seen as t h e Turkish flower in the second half of the 16th century.

Leather mosaics like the leather sets shown here are extremely rare testimonies of the handicraft skills in the art and culture of the Ottomans. They were used to put food on, like a table on the floor of a tent. The smaller leather plates are decorated with stylised flowers and inscriptions. The predominant motif, the tulip, (lalé), was seen as t h e Turkish flower in the second half of the 16th century.
Time:
2. Viertel 16. Jahrhundert
Object Name
Lederteller, Lederintarsie
Culture
Osmanisch
Material/technology:
Leder, Alaun gegerbtes Ziegenleder, gefärbt (schwarz, braun, weiß, rot), Klebemittel: Stärke, Lederintarsie auf Untergrund geklebt
Dimensions:
Dm. 50,8 cm
Copyright
Schloss Ambras Innsbruck
Invs.
Schloss Ambras Innsbruck, PA 560
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