Turquoise Tulip & Carnation Patterned Mirror and Comb Set – Ottoman-Inspired Gift

In Ottoman tradition, gifting a mirror to a woman carried a poetic meaning: “I couldn’t find anything more beautiful than you.” This Turquoise Mirror and Comb Set, decorated with tulip and carnation motifs inspired by classic Iznik ceramics, revives that timeless gesture with elegance and symbolism.

Crafted with ornate metalwork and adorned with sparkling stones, this stylish set is not only functional but also deeply meaningful. Presented in a decorative box, it makes an ideal gift for anniversaries, cultural occasions, or as a heritage-inspired keepsake.

Product Features:
• Design: Engraved metal frame with elegant stone embellishments
• Motifs: Traditional tulip and carnation designs on a turquoise base
• Mirror Length: 15.4 cm (6.06 in), including handle
• Comb Length: 12.2 cm (4.80 in)
• Gift Box Dimensions: 17 x 11.5 x 2.8 cm (6.69 x 4.53 x 1.10 in)
• Packaging: Ships in the gift box shown, same-day shipping available
• Origin: Made in Turkey

Motif Insight – Tulip in Iznik Ceramics
The tulip is a cherished symbol in Ottoman and Turkish art, signifying:
• Love & Elegance: Associated with romantic beauty and delicate aesthetics
• Perfection: Its symmetrical form embodies balance and harmony
• Spiritual Connection: Shares the same letters as the word “Allah” in Arabic, symbolizing divine love
• Rebirth: As a herald of spring, it represents renewal and growth
• Royalty & Prestige: Adopted in Ottoman palaces as a symbol of refinement and wealth

Motif Insight – Carnation in Iznik Ceramics
The carnation reflects passion, grace, and abundance.
• Cultural Heritage: Introduced to Ottoman culture in the 16th century
• Artistic Value: Bright colors and delicate petals add beauty to every design
• Symbolism: Represents durability, devotion, and natural elegance
• Legacy: A frequent motif in Iznik tiles, echoing the richness of Turkish history

Every Iznik-inspired motif is unique, just like a fingerprint. Even if the same pattern is applied, no two products are ever truly identical—making each mirror set a singular artistic statement.