Handmade Turkish Halic Pattern Ceramic Bowl, Bosphorus Golden Horn Motif Serving Bowl, Snack Pot, Decorative Salad Bowl, Ceramic Art

📢 U.S. orders are shipped DDP (Delivery Duty Paid), with no extra customs charges upon delivery. Add a decorative touch to your home with this handmade ceramic bowl, 12.5 cm in diameter. Featuring the meaningful Haliç (Golden Horn) Motif*, this elegant design is a beautiful piece of art to display. Perfect for serving snacks, salads, or appetizers, it combines practicality with decorative charm. Material • Handmade with 100% craftsmanship • Ceramic with food-safe glaze to protect the designs Dimensions • Diameter: 4.9” (12.5 cm) • Height: 2” (5 cm) Care Instructions • For longevity, handwashing is recommended Shipping Information • Items are carefully handmade to order and will be ready to ship within 7-10 days after purchase • Securely packaged to ensure safe delivery 📌 Please Note Each piece is uniquely handmade, so slight variations in colors and patterns may occur, making your bowl truly one-of-a-kind. Although we strive to do our best, the colors in the product photos may not be exactly the same as in real life due to camera characteristics, lighting, and screen settings. * What is “Haliç Motif”? The "Haliç motif" first appearing in tiles in the 16th century, symbolizes prosperity, abundance, and good fortune. Named after the Golden Horn (Haliç), a significant waterway in Istanbul, this motif reflects the beauty and cultural importance of the region. In Ottoman times, the Golden Horn's natural charm and strategic location made it a major center for trade and commerce. The motif, which often incorporates flowing water designs, symbolizes the life-giving and purifying qualities of water. Inspired by the movement of waves and the allure of the sea, it visually represents the connection between Istanbul and the sea. As a symbol of Istanbul, the Haliç motif embodies the city’s historical and cultural significance, highlighting both the beauty of the sea and the rich artistic heritage found in traditional Turkish ceramics.