Iznik Revival
tl.mag travelled to Istanbul to discover the 600-year old tradition of Iznik tile-making that was brought back to life thanks to the Iznik Foundation. The following video explains the unique process step by step!
(Image: Iznik tiles by Ettore Sottsass)
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