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A single plaster disc with salam incised in Naskh script and one small ochre tile set beneath it.
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Salam

No. 2 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeA single plaster disc with salam incised in Naskh script and one small ochre tile set beneath it.

What it meansSalam means peace. The same root gives the greeting as-salamu alaykum, peace be upon you.

Where it worksA quiet welcome beside a front door or in an entrance.

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3:4 · 5400 × 7200 px6×8 · 9×12 · 12×16 · 18×24 in
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A-series · 7023 × 9933 pxA5 · A4 · A3 · A2 · A1

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