Seljuk Star Motif Silver-Plated Plate 25 cm
The powerful and balanced form of the Seljuk star meets a 925 sterling silver-plated surface in this special decorative plate, creating a prestigious gift choice.
The 25 cm ceramic plate has a printed central motif, giving it a neat, bright and modern decorative effect. It is not hand-painted.
It can be displayed both on a wall and on a tabletop with its decorative stand. The black velvet VIP wooden box creates a strong first impression for special days, corporate presentations and protocol gifts.
Product Features
- Specially designed 25 cm (9.84 in) decorative ceramic plate with a Seljuk star motif.
- The outer surface is plated with 925 sterling silver.
- The central motif is prepared with print technique; it is not hand-painted.
- It can be displayed on a wall or on a tabletop with its decorative stand.
- Presented in a prestigious VIP wooden box covered with black velvet inside and outside.
- A display stand for the plate is included in the box.
- Prepared for same-day handover to cargo with careful packaging.
- For international orders, your product is handed over to the shipping carrier with ultra-protective special packaging. Estimated delivery time is 3-7 business days for European countries and the United States, and 4-9 business days for other countries. Delivery times may vary depending on the shipping carrier, customs procedures, public holidays, and local delivery processes.
Pattern Information: Seljuk Star Motif
The Seljuk star is a powerful symbol of symmetry, balance, harmony and infinity in Turkish-Islamic art. Its geometric order gives the piece a prestigious appearance that suits both classic and modern interiors.
Use in Home and Office Decoration
This silver-plated Seljuk star plate can be displayed in executive rooms, showcases, libraries, office decoration areas or special collection corners.
Who Can It Be Given To?
- Business people and executives
- Academics and teachers
- Official guests and protocol visitors
- People interested in Turkish motifs and historical symbols