The document provides a detailed overview of the history and characteristics of Turkish decorative art from the 10th century onwards. Some key points covered include: - The earliest influences came from the Hun civilization in the 10th century, with styles developing further under the Seljuks in the 12th-13th centuries. - A distinctive feature from the Seljuks era onward was the development of styles and patterns by artists in palace courts. - The Ottoman Empire carried on this tradition, with early works featuring Rumis motifs and developing more naturalistic floral designs over time. - Iznik became a major center of tile and pottery production from the 15th-17th centuries, known for its

3. The Ottoman Empire in the Growth period

13. EXAMPLES OF IZNIK POTTERY

14. EXAMPLES OF IMPORTED CHINESE CELADONS AND PORCELAINS IN THE 17th centuy

16. EXAPLES OF ÇANAKKALE CERAMICS

19. Examples of Turkish Rococco

24. Porcelain samples manufactured in Yıldız Factory , Istanbul