| Egyptian Journal of Archeological and Restoration StudiesMUSLIM FAIENCE FRAGMENTS FROM THE EXCAVATIONS OF THE OTTOMAN FORTRESS OF SED-ISLAM IN SOUTHERN RUSSIA (MIDDLE OF THE 17TH TILL EARLY 18TH CENTURIES)
Document Type: Original article
DOI: 10.21608/EJARS.2017.24016
pages: 181-192
Khalil, W. 1 ; Gusach, I. 2
1 Islamic Arch. dept., Faculty of Archaeology, Fayoum Univ., Fayoum, Egypt.
2 Senior staff scientist of the Azov Museum-Reserve, Russia
Abstract:
This article describes faience fragments, a kind of Turkish art ceramics of XVII-XVIII cc., which have been produced in the Ottoman Empire in the city of Kütahya. Fragments of those cups are found on the territory of the former Ottoman fortress of Sed-Islam situated not so far from the Nedvigovka settlement of the Miasnikovskyi district of the Rostov region (on the left bank of the river Mertvyi Donets). The authors cite the modern classification of "Turkish" ceramics stored in archaeological funds of Archaeological reserve museum "Tanais". Kütahya potters have used Chinese and local Turkish motifs for decoration of their production.
Keywords:
The Ottoman Empire; Sed-Islam Fortress (so-called Lutik); Turkish painted Faience ware; Iznik; Kütahya
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