Description
A tomb of Sultan Selim II inspired jewelry box featuring a slip-resistant base, glossy finish, high-quality rubberwood construction, dual locking hinges, soft felt interior lining, and a decorated glossy ceramic tile on the lid. Perfect for those who appreciate historical and ornate designs, ideal for gifting on special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays.
(C) Turcja w Sandalach
It is the first burial construction in the graveyard of Ayasofya made by the Architect Sinan, in 1577. The external walls of the building are covered with marble panels and there is a three-arched small porch (riwaq) at the front. The building has an octagonal plan covered with two domes, supported by half-domes and eight columns facing the internal walls.
The building is a masterpiece together with its 16th century Iznick Tile inscription, tile panels and calligraphic works.
There is a quite modest marble mihrab, according to the early period’s tomb architecture, on the southern side of the building.
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