SALEHI, Morteza (calligrapher)
Line of nasta'liq calligraphy,
Line of nasta'liq calligraphy,
with gilt tazhib decorations
Stock Code 125486
[London], c. 2024
Single sheet, decorated manuscript on toned paper, in Persian, text panel c. 120 x 33 mm, total leaf 215 x 435 mm;single line of nasta'liq calligraphy, in sepia, set in a cloud against gilt decorations of spiraling floral vines, framed within multiple decorated rulings and borders, in modern card mount, framed and glazed.
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