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The word rida, contentment, in geometric Kufi on a near-black band beneath rows of quartered octagonal guls.
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Rida

No. 11 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe word rida, contentment, in geometric Kufi on a near-black band beneath rows of quartered octagonal guls.

What it meansRida is contentment, being pleased with what God has decreed. The gul, a quartered octagon, is the emblem of Turkmen weaving, each tribe once keeping its own.

Where it worksGraphic and grounded for a living room or a study.

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