Turkish motifs have a rich history that dates back thousands of years, reflecting the diverse cultural influences that have shaped Anatolia and the surrounding regions. These motifs appear in textiles, ceramics, architecture, and other forms of art, often carrying symbolic meanings and aesthetic values.

Over time, these motifs have evolved, adapting to changing artistic styles and cultural influences. Their areas of use have also expanded and transformed accordingly. The use of these motifs on ceramics began during the Seljuk period and flourished throughout the Ottoman era, becoming a hallmark of decorative art. In addition to ceramics, these motifs were intricately woven into fabrics and rugs, reflecting their deep cultural significance and aesthetic appeal across different forms of art and craftsmanship.

Tile & Tasse is a coffee table that brings together Eastern and Western aesthetics. The ceramic tiles feature motifs inspired by Turkish culture, while the wooden structure reflects the simplicity and details of Western design.