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'''Kufic Calligraphy Plaques''' uncommon Islamic artifact.
'''Kufic Calligraphy Plaques''' - uncommon Islamic artifact.


Carved stone, stucco, or wooden plaques bearing monumental Kufic inscriptions were used as architectural friezes and tombstone markers across the Islamic world. The angular script is often embellished with foliate terminals that sprout leaves and palmettes.
Carved stone, stucco, or wooden plaques bearing monumental Kufic inscriptions were used as architectural friezes and tombstone markers across the Islamic world. The angular script is often embellished with foliate terminals that sprout leaves and palmettes.

Latest revision as of 02:49, 3 July 2026

Kufic Calligraphy Plaques
Kufic Calligraphy Plaques
Rarity Uncommon
Era Islamic
Native to Jericho (Palestine)
Toughness 95.0
Sale value 87
Materials stone

Kufic Calligraphy Plaques - uncommon Islamic artifact.

Carved stone, stucco, or wooden plaques bearing monumental Kufic inscriptions were used as architectural friezes and tombstone markers across the Islamic world. The angular script is often embellished with foliate terminals that sprout leaves and palmettes.

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