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Two overlapping discs, charcoal concrete behind and white plaster in front, the word hubb raised in Nastaliq on the plaster, with a red glazed dot.
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Hubb

No. 5 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeTwo overlapping discs, charcoal concrete behind and white plaster in front, the word hubb raised in Nastaliq on the plaster, with a red glazed dot.

What it meansHubb means love. In Arabic it is written with just two letters, ha and ba.

Where it worksA soft piece for a bedroom or beside a mirror.

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