Anatolia Seljuk Time period ceramics shrine and interpretation of ceramics of surfaces

Ceramics Shrines are of the elements of Anatolia Seljuk Time Period Mosque and they emerged first part of XIII. century firstly. Usage of ceramics starts with Anatolia Seljuk State. First examples of mosaic ceramics seems in Shrine of Konya Alaeddin Mosque and Akşehir Ulu Mosque. Begining from XIII. century, ceramics shrines increases numbers of them in various territory of Anatolia and they survive in twelve Seljuk Mosque. In the first part of this research, it is given short information about, architecture of Anatolia Seljuk Time period. Also, it is promoted using materials and purposes of usage of them. In the second part of the historical development of the altar and images about the kind of material they are made according to the disclosures were made in the report. It is given some information about vegetal, geometrics and caliographic writings which are useed in shrines. Also it is given some information about technics of production tile; mosaic title, kakma tile and lüster tiles in this research. Third part of this work, it is mentionet about aplications ceramics Works with teoric and visual materials, it is elaborated these ceramics methods of desing, production dechor, organization and cooking which are designed by shrines of Anatolia Seljuk Time Period. In the last chapter, the Anatolian Seljuk understanding of contemporary ceramic tiles inspired by the altar located in the mosque was made surface and three vi dimensional designs. These contemporary work reflect to that period, it is introduced collective art language. The technical and plastic arts analyses of all the studies that are produced within the scope of the thesis have been accompanied with the visuals. In the final part of this research, it is discussed dianosis and it is gained a new view point of comtemporary ceramics comprehension. This study which is inspired by the tracks of the past civilization is aimed to be a source for the new generation of artists