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Safavid Period – Fine Islamic Calligraphy Manuscript Fragment – Gold-Ruled Borders – 4 Folios, 8 Pages

Description

An elegant handwritten manuscript fragment attributed to the Safavid period, featuring exceptionally fine and masterfully executed Arabic calligraphy.

The manuscript consists of four folios (eight pages), each measuring approximately 11 × 18 cm.

The text is written in beautiful, carefully executed black ink, with selected words and annotations highlighted in red. The writing demonstrates remarkable precision, balance, and artistic refinement, reflecting the work of a highly skilled calligrapher.

One of the most attractive features of this manuscript is its delicate gold-ruled borders, which frame the text in a refined and harmonious composition. The combination of black and red ink, fine calligraphy, and gold decoration gives the manuscript considerable aesthetic appeal.

Details:

* Period: Attributed to the Safavid era
* Type: Islamic handwritten manuscript fragment
* Language: Arabic
* Material: Paper
* Extent: 4 folios / 8 pages
* Dimensions: Approximately 11 × 18 cm per page
* Calligraphy: Fine, highly accomplished manuscript hand
* Decoration: Elegant gold-ruled borders
* Ink: Black with red highlights and annotations

Condition:

Antique condition, with age-related toning, minor stains, edge wear, and traces of handling consistent with an old manuscript. The surviving calligraphy and decorative borders remain visually attractive.

An appealing example of historical Islamic manuscript craftsmanship, suitable for collectors of Islamic calligraphy, Safavid art, and antique manuscripts.

Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an important part of the description and provide the best indication of the item’s actual condition.

Safavid Period – Fine Islamic Calligraphy Manuscript Fragment – Gold-Ruled Borders – 4 Folios, 8 Pages

Description

An elegant handwritten manuscript fragment attributed to the Safavid period, featuring exceptionally fine and masterfully executed Arabic calligraphy.

The manuscript consists of four folios (eight pages), each measuring approximately 11 × 18 cm.

The text is written in beautiful, carefully executed black ink, with selected words and annotations highlighted in red. The writing demonstrates remarkable precision, balance, and artistic refinement, reflecting the work of a highly skilled calligrapher.

One of the most attractive features of this manuscript is its delicate gold-ruled borders, which frame the text in a refined and harmonious composition. The combination of black and red ink, fine calligraphy, and gold decoration gives the manuscript considerable aesthetic appeal.

Details:

* Period: Attributed to the Safavid era
* Type: Islamic handwritten manuscript fragment
* Language: Arabic
* Material: Paper
* Extent: 4 folios / 8 pages
* Dimensions: Approximately 11 × 18 cm per page
* Calligraphy: Fine, highly accomplished manuscript hand
* Decoration: Elegant gold-ruled borders
* Ink: Black with red highlights and annotations

Condition:

Antique condition, with age-related toning, minor stains, edge wear, and traces of handling consistent with an old manuscript. The surviving calligraphy and decorative borders remain visually attractive.

An appealing example of historical Islamic manuscript craftsmanship, suitable for collectors of Islamic calligraphy, Safavid art, and antique manuscripts.

Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an important part of the description and provide the best indication of the item’s actual condition.

Details

Number of books
1
Author/ Illustrator
Unknown
Book title
Safavid – Islamic Calligraphy Manuscript Fragment
Condition
Fine
Language
Arabic
Publication year oldest item
1695
Original language
Yes
Number of pages
8
GermanyVerified
21
Objects sold
100%
Private

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