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The content of this work is made up of Iznik and Kütahya ceramics found in the excavations carried out in Edirne New Palace in the years 2013-2014. The palace began to be built at the end of the first half of the 15th century and was then continuously used by the Ottoman princes. The palace, which began to lose its importance in the classical period from the 18th century, entered the destruction process with the Ottoman-Russian War. During the Republican period, the mining works in different years and the architectural characteristics of the palace, along with the items used in the palace, are also attempted to get on the face of the day. The Iznik and Kütahya ceramics, which are of these materials, have a special location next to the imported ceramics used in the palace. Although the brushing techniques are the same, these ceramics, which show different colors and motives, have a documentary character in terms of reflecting the perception of a period of pleasure by the Ottoman. In one-colored and multi-colored Iznik ceramics, blue-white ceramics reflect the conception of the first half of the 16th century at the end of the 15th century, while multi-colored painters fully reflect the conception of the Ottoman's own conception of the same. In the cups, which are the most remarkable shapes in the Kutahya ceramics, and in a small number of pieces, it is possible to see the unique and multi-colored painting style of Kutahya. In some of these examples dated the 18th century, we see Chinese effects, while some show us their own patterns of the Cutehyan ceramics. This study aims to identify the location of Iznik and Kütahya ceramics in the Ottoman ceramics found in the years 2013-2014.