Seljuk Glass Vase
by ZOYA ISTANBUL · Istanbul, Turkey

8x2x24cm (3x1x9")Borosilicate Glass
The design inspiration behind the “Seljuk” vase is the traditional Anatolian Seljuk architecture and ornamentation. Th… Read more
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Estimated delivery dateNovember 16 - November 23
Cardboard29x12x10cm, 0.700kg
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Specifications
Dimensions LxWxH
Piece Weight (kg)

0.7

Production Year

2024

Material

Technique

Color

Design Class

Open Editions

Description

The design inspiration behind the “Seljuk” vase is the traditional Anatolian Seljuk architecture and ornamentation. The historical architectural elements of the Seljuk period date back to 12th-century Anatolia. The geometry that ZOYA’s ancestors used is quite symbolic. The balance of the geometric carvings and their symbolic approach has been ZOYA’s inspiration.

Casting glass is also old Turkish craftsmanship. So, ZOYA wanted to combine both design and crafts in their products. Beginning their new journey of designing objects as an architect, allowed them to meet new talents and artisans. They are thankful for their talented hands.

The components must be assembled slowly, carefully and in a balanced way. Glass parts can be washed with mild soap by hand.

Dimensions LxWxH
Piece Weight (kg)

0.7

Production Year

2024

Material

Technique

Color

Design Class

Open Editions

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“It’s not easy for a design without a story to appeal to the eye. Whatever story the viewer is able to unite with, that’s what the eye chooses.” Hulya Oz Coming to life through Hulya Oz’s architectural and aesthetic touch, ZOYA Istanbul with its unique balance and stories attached, finds us with the creative claim of maturing over the years. As the founder and designer of the brand ZOYA Istanbul, Oz’s intention with her first collection ‘Geometry of the Universe’ is to appeal to women who value independence. At the core of her designs there is a common geometrical language that has been based on different geographies of the world, mainly Turkey, Anatolia. Each and every design is formed with Oz’s experiences, emotions and her excitement of expression. For those who wish to deepen their understanding of architectural culture beyond what is seen and those who desire to have meaning behind their aesthetic decisions, ZOYA Istanbul presents us with products that refine and symbolise the ways of the universe, balance and harmony. Oz states, “My decision making process as I was choosing a time period and a visual representation for my  collection was not formed by a longing for the past but was rather reinforced by my desire to carry on the wisdom of then to the now, and translate it to the future. Cultural profundity, underlining wisdom and aiming to remove degeneration between generations... ‘Arch of Sinan’ is a collection about understanding these notions and depicting them to those who are interested...’’
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