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Ulfa in ochre nasta'liq paired with the English “closeness” in light serif on warm paper.
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Closeness

No. 50 of 50 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeUlfa in ochre nasta'liq paired with the English “closeness” in light serif on warm paper.

What it meansUlfa is closeness: the fondness and easy familiarity between people who belong together. The Quran uses its root for God bringing hearts together (3:103).

Where it worksMade for a family room, a bedroom shared by two, or a wedding gift.

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The word sabr drawn very large in black classical naskh on a bone ground, with “Patience” and its transliteration set small in the lower corners.PatienceNo. 1
Shukr in terracotta ruq'ah script beside the English “Gratitude”, the two divided by a fine vertical rule on a bone ground.GratitudeNo. 2
Tawakkul in dusk-blue nasta'liq set above a single fine rule, with “Trust in God” ranged left below it on a pale blue-grey ground.TrustNo. 3
Rahma in deep terracotta naskh on a pale clay ground, marked with a small star that leads to a footnote giving its meaning.MercyNo. 4
A small, light nasta'liq sakina in sage green floating in a wide pale-sage field, with a museum-style label in the lower corner.TranquillityNo. 5
Nur in bone-white geometric kufic paired with the English “light” at a matching scale in soft ochre serif on deep dusk blue.LightNo. 6
Amal in heavy black modern lettering on an ochre block, with the English “Hope” in italic serif on the bone ground below.HopeNo. 7
The English “Love” set small in the top-left corner, answered by a large terracotta ruq'ah hubb in the lower right of a bone sheet.LoveNo. 8

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