Calligraphy

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Persian calligraphy is the calligraphy of Persian writing system. It has always been one of the most deared arts throughout the centuries of the Persian history. It is believed to be one of the most eye catching and fascinating manifestations of Persian culture.

Most Notable Figures

Nasta’liq Script- Calligrapher: Mir Emad
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Nasta’liq Script- Calligrapher: Beyzaavi
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Painting-Calligraphy combined – Calligrapher: Hussein Mahjoubi
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Shekasteh Nasta’liq Script – Calligrapher: Kaboli
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Kufic script
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Naskh script
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Thuluth Script

3 Responses to “Calligraphy”

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  2. arabiccalligraphy Says:

    I’ve always loved the flowing lines of Arabic script. It’s quite nice..

  3. misspecs Says:

    Oh i love naskh and thuluth! Its nastaleeq that makes the curves in the alphabet SO hard!! :’(


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