Ceramics as a decorational element in Anatolian Turkish architecture
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Our Master's thesis titled " Ceramıcs As A Decoratıonal Element In Anatolıan Turkısh Archıtecture " He investigated the use of ceramic products used as facade elements in Anatolian peninsula structures. In Anatolia, the use of ceramics was found in 36 architectural buildings. This research started with the period from Seljuk period to late Ottoman period. In this historical process, ceramics in architectural structures have been evaluated in detail. Ceramics have been examined in detail in the catalog section sequentially. The ceramics in the buildings are separated according to various periods. Many ceramics were discovered in different techniques during the period. These ceramics are domestic and imported ceramic products in the form of plates and bowls. The ceramics were examined during the work as two groups separated as red and white paste. These ceramics have been evaluated in detail by taking into consideration the characteristics of the type, dough, lining, glaze, technique and embossing motif.
Author
Oktay Orhanlı
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Oktay Orhanlı (Master Thesis). Ceramics as a decorational element in Anatolian Turkish architecture, 2018, Ege University.
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