Eser-i Istanbul

Bringing the rich tradition of diligent porcelain craftsmanship from the Imperial Palace, the first Ottoman porcelain—stamped with the mark Eser-i İstanbul—was produced in Beykoz during the 19th century. This exquisite creation seamlessly blended Western porcelain quality with local aesthetics.

Once reserved for palace museums, this historic legacy now finds new life on modern tables through a contemporary interpretation of "Eser-i İstanbul", reimagined by Faruk Malhan.