Ottoman magic bowl - Bronze - Turkey - Late Ottoman period

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Surya Rutten
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Has over 25 years' experience in Asian art and owned an art gallery.

Estimate  € 200 - € 250
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Origin: Turkey; title: Ottoman magic bowl, a bronze inscribed bowl from the Late Ottoman period, 22 cm in diameter, 6 cm high, 5 cm deep, containing one object in good condition with original/official authenticity.

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A rare and highly impressive Ottoman talismanic bronze bowl, measuring approximately 22 cm in diameter.

The entire interior, rim and visible surface are densely covered with finely hand-engraved Arabic inscriptions, symbols and talismanic elements, leaving virtually no empty space. The exceptional density of the decoration gives the piece a very strong visual presence and makes it a particularly striking example of Ottoman inscribed metalwork.

Bowls of this type are traditionally associated with healing practices, blessings, protective prayers, spiritual protection and folk devotional customs. Water or other liquids were sometimes placed inside such vessels, with the inscriptions and talismanic symbols believed to convey spiritual significance and protection.

This example is especially notable for its large 22 cm size and the extraordinary amount of inscriptional decoration covering almost the entire surface. The piece displays clear signs of hand craftsmanship, an attractive aged patina and a strong antique character.

A rare and highly collectible example with strong historical, ethnographic and visual appeal.

Material: Bronze
Diameter: 22 cm
Origin: Ottoman Empire
Condition: Good antique condition with natural age-related wear and patina.

Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description.

The item will be carefully and securely packed and shipped with tracking. Worldwide shipping is available.

A rare and highly impressive Ottoman talismanic bronze bowl, measuring approximately 22 cm in diameter.

The entire interior, rim and visible surface are densely covered with finely hand-engraved Arabic inscriptions, symbols and talismanic elements, leaving virtually no empty space. The exceptional density of the decoration gives the piece a very strong visual presence and makes it a particularly striking example of Ottoman inscribed metalwork.

Bowls of this type are traditionally associated with healing practices, blessings, protective prayers, spiritual protection and folk devotional customs. Water or other liquids were sometimes placed inside such vessels, with the inscriptions and talismanic symbols believed to convey spiritual significance and protection.

This example is especially notable for its large 22 cm size and the extraordinary amount of inscriptional decoration covering almost the entire surface. The piece displays clear signs of hand craftsmanship, an attractive aged patina and a strong antique character.

A rare and highly collectible example with strong historical, ethnographic and visual appeal.

Material: Bronze
Diameter: 22 cm
Origin: Ottoman Empire
Condition: Good antique condition with natural age-related wear and patina.

Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description.

The item will be carefully and securely packed and shipped with tracking. Worldwide shipping is available.

Details

Dynastic Style/Period
Late Ottoman period
Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Turkey
Material
Bronze
Height
6 cm
Width
22 cm
Title of artwork
Ottoman magic bowl
Depth
5 cm
Condition
Good condition
Authenticity
Original/official
TürkiyeVerified
118
Objects sold
80.77%
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