Osmanischer Holzlöffel
2. Hälfte 16. Jahrhundert
The spoon, part of a set, is undecorated and could be identified in the estate inventory of 1596.During the Ottoman rule, the very rich decorations of the Seljuk woodworks became simpler, although they were supplemented by new techniques, like mother-of-pearl inlets. The spoons at the back are decorated with the saz pattern (saz = reed), serrated leaves in crescent shapes and lotus palmettes.
The spoon, part of a set, is undecorated and could be identified in the estate inventory of 1596.During the Ottoman rule, the very rich decorations of the Seljuk woodworks became simpler, although they were supplemented by new techniques, like mother-of-pearl inlets. The spoons at the back are decorated with the saz pattern (saz = reed), serrated leaves in crescent shapes and lotus palmettes.
Time:
2. Hälfte 16. Jahrhundert
Object Name
Löffel
Culture
Türkisch
Material/technology:
Holz, Lackmalerei
Dimensions:
L. 22,5 cm
Copyright
Schloss Ambras Innsbruck
Invs.
Schloss Ambras Innsbruck, PA 774