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Seljuk Sultan Shield
The Seljuk Sultan Shield is a masterpiece that brings the grandeur and spirit of the Seljuk Empire to the present day, embodying a unique blend of history and spirituality. Inspired by the shields of the period displayed at the Topkapi Palace and Harbiye Military Museum, this shield embraces the glory of the past and the hopes of the future simultaneously.
Each hammer blow shaping this shield is an expression of strength and craftsmanship. In the center, the powerful eagle symbol of the Seljuk State stands with its wings spread, accompanied by elegant embossed strips representing the eagle's wings on either side. The circularly inscribed Basmala and the first verse of Surah Al-Fath, "Indeed, We have given you a clear conquest," adorn the shield as symbols of victory and divine power. This shield is not just a defense tool but also a spiritual shield, a protector of prayers.
Hand-riveted edges enhance the durability of the shield, while the felt lining and leather straps on the back provide comfortable grip and ease of use. These fine details showcase the elegance and craftsmanship of the Seljuk era. When hung on the wall of your office or executive room, or displayed on a table, this shield becomes more than just a decorative piece; it transforms into a living symbol of history and spirituality.
Measuring 50x50 cm, this shield is made entirely of brass and has been given a timeless aesthetic through the art of aging. The Seljuk Sultan Shield is not only a historical artifact but also an art piece reflecting the pride, honor, and spiritual richness of the Turkish nation.
Incorporating this shield into your home or workplace means bringing the grandeur and spiritual depth of the Seljuks into your living space. Every detail holds the magic and power of Seljuk history. The Seljuk Sultan Shield is the most elegant expression of your respect for history and culture, a bridge from the past to the future.