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The Tile Museum, built by Ya`qub Chalabi in 1411, the architecture and mausoleum section of the complex consisting of architecture, school, mosque, library and baths was restored by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism as a museum of tiles and opened to visitors in 1999. The dome and fountain open to the central space, with two rooms in three directions in an iwan domed. There is a brick sarcophagus of Mr. Jacob. Ceramic architectural elements produced in Kutahya and Iznik from the 14th century to the present day, engravings of tiles, ceramic vases, panels, panels, and tile household appliances are displayed in chronological order.
