This 11th to 12th century AH (17th to18th century AD) circular plate has a serrated edge and features a fine calligraphy inscription in the central recess. The rest of the interior surface is adorned with eight cartouches, each showcasing a seated figure holding instruments and other objects. Between the cartouches are depictions of four-legged animals facing the center of the plate, and along the outer edge runs a decorative band of vegetal and floral decorations.
The intricate and skillful execution of the Arabic / Persian script reflects the sacred nature of this artform and the deep respect for the written word in Islamic culture. Calligraphy is not merely a form of writing but an expression of the divine presence in all aspects of life, and the use of this artform on the tray elevates its significance beyond mere decoration.
Dimensions: 3 by 33 cm and weighs 750 gr. It is in very good condition.
Product Code: 15610
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