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Turkey. Bursa. Yesil Turbe or Green Tom. Mausoleum of Mehmed I. Ottoman style. 15th century. Architect, Hac Ivaz Pasha
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1421 Arab Arabic Bluebird Bursa Ceramic Funerary Funeray Hexagonal Islam Islamic Ivaz Iznik Mehmed Moorish Mosaic Ornament Pasha Script Sultan Tile Tiles Tomb Turban Turbe Yesil 15th Blue Green Catafalque Ottoman
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1. Title: "The Radiant Resting Place: Exploring the Historical Beauty of Yesil Turbe, Bursa's Green Mausoleum of Mehmed I" 2. Description: Step back in time as we delve into the rich history and architectural splendor of the Yesil Turbe, or the Green Mausoleum, located in the enchanting city of Bursa, Turkey. This stunning 15th-century monument, a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture, was commissioned by Sultan Mehmed I (r. 1413-1421) and designed by the renowned architect Hac Ivaz Pasha. 3. Background: The Yesil Turbe, a funerary complex, is a remarkable example of Islamic architecture, showcasing the Moorish, Arabic, and Iznik influences that defined the Ottoman style of the period. The mausoleum is named for its beautiful blue-green color, achieved through intricate tile work and mosaic decorations. 4. Architecture and Design: The hexagonal structure, adorned with ceramic tiles, features a catafalque that supports the sultan's ornate catafalque, which is covered in Arabic script and ornamental motifs. The interior of the mausoleum is a breathtaking sight, with its walls adorned with exquisite bluebird motifs, turban-wearing figures, and geometric patterns, all executed in the finest Iznik tiles. 5. Historical Significance: The Yesil Turbe is not only a testament to the artistic and architectural prowess of the Ottoman Empire but also a significant historical site. It represents the transition from the Anatolian Seljuk to the Ottoman architectural style and is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Islamic art, history, or architecture. 6. Conclusion: As you gaze upon the stunning beauty of the Yesil Turbe, you cannot help but be captivated by the rich history and intricate craftsmanship that have come together to create this magnificent monument. A visit to Bursa and the Green Mausoleum is a journey through time, offering a glimpse into the splendor and grandeur of the Ottoman Empire.
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