Ceramic soap dish with two holes in the bottom to allow excess water to drain.
Traditionally baked and hand painted in Turkey.
Fits a soap bar of app. 9 x 6 centimeters (floor surface).
Iznik Ceramics
Iznik ceramics from Turkey are one of the most famous types of pottery that date back to the 15-17th century. At that time, the famous Iznik tiles were made and used as cladding for mosques and buildings. A well-known landmark is the Sultan Ahmed Mosque or also called the “blue mosque”.
Ottoman soap dishes are traditionally made by hand and baked in old kilns, in Göreme, Turkey. The Ottoman soap dish paintings are reminiscent of the famous Meissen onion patterns. Ottoman has specially chosen to apply a 3D painting pattern so that the soap can breathe when it is placed in the soap dish.
Let yourself be enchanted by this beautiful bathroom accessory and bring an oriental touch into your everyday life.
