Divriği Ulu Mosque and Darüşşifa, reflecting the best and lesser examples of stonemasonry, are the works of Ahlatlı and Tbilisi craftsmen. The ornaments and motifs that look symmetrical when viewed from a distance but are asymmetrical in the structure are not repetitive.
Cennet Gate is one of the important gates in the Grand Mosque of Divriği. The patterns on the door, like the garden of paradise, describe the paradise and its layers. The descriptions of the blessings of the heaven in the verses of the Quran are embraced here. The patterns on the Divriği Vase are inspired by the motifs found in the Divine Gate of Divriği Ulu Mosque. The Divriği Grand Mosque and Darüşşifası were registered as a World Heritage Site in 1985 by UNESCO.
The Divriği Vase is made of hand-made cream opal glass and all of the relief patterns on it are decorated with 24-carat gold and antique paints. Arrived in Malaysia.
Production is limited to 1,000 pieces.