The streets of Istanbul and the fountains are Istanbul `s culture and  has a special place in the symbiote. The fountains that meet the water needs of the houses and the baths that meet the water need of the passersby are symbolic examples of symbiosis consciousness in the essence of Istanbul culture. In the Ottoman Empire period, almost every sultan, every grand vizier, or sultan of the Valide, had made fountains and baths as a demonstration of the social and political power of the time.
 
The façade of the Hasan Pasha Fountain in Eyüp, which was built in 1723, was used on the Pashasheshme Vazo`nun and the edge borders of the Gülnush Emetullah Valide Sultan Fountain, which was built in 1709 in Üsküdar, were stylized and used.
 
Pashtag Vase is produced from hand made glass and all the relief designs on the work are decorated with handcraft and 24 carat gold gilding. The miniature fountains on the vase, as well as the two side windows, were hand-crafted in bronze. Pashaševesi Vazo`nun production is limited to 1999 pieces.
The serial number is shown under the work and in the certificate.