A "Tree of life" Rug at Tokgun Hali

Tokgun Hali & Kilim is a well-known rug and carpet store located in Istanbul in the Sultanahmet area. The Tree of Life motif, deeply rooted in many cultures, represents the connection between the heavens, the earth, and the underworld, symbolizing immortality, growth, and the cyclical nature of life. Woven into the kilim, the Tree of Life often features a central trunk with branches reaching upwards, adorned with leaves, fruits, and flowers, illustrating the nurturing aspects of nature and the endless renewal of life.

2.000€

Nuna Base Next

Op de Nuna Base Next kunnen 4 verschillende autostoelen bevestigd worden

198€

Nuna pipa next

196,90€

Vue des Dardanelles jusqu'à Constantinople

A charming bird's eye perspective view of the Dardanelles, Sea of Marmara, and Constantinople, from De Fer's L'Atlas Curieux (c. 1700). In the bottom right corner, the ruins of Troy are depicted.

350€

Casque vélo Kongessloejd

Casque vélo Kongessloejd / 47-51 cm / imprimé cerises

1€

Volant de voiture

Tapis de jeux avec volant de voiture interactif; à suspendre au dos siège passager (ou équivalent)

1€

Livre sonore anglais

Premières comptines en anglais (ou équivalent)

1€

Imagier bilingue

Livre sonore / Imagier bilingue français/anglais (ou équivalent)

1€

A Plan of the City of Ephesus according to Pitton de Tournefort

Joseph Pitton de Tournefort (1656 - 1708) a French botanist, notable as the first to make a clear definition of the concept of genus for plants is a the origins of a plan view of the City of Ephesus. The image indicate landmarks including the Castle of Ephesus, the Ruins of Diana's Temple, and the Egean Sea.

150€

The Plains of Troy by Frederick Christian Lewis after Henry Acland

A very large, separately published, aquatint panorama of the Plains of Troy, engraved by Lewis from a drawing by the Oxford polymath Henry Acland,

3.000€
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