Timeless Tapestries: The Enduring Art of Ancient Ornamentation

Calligraphy, considered the highest art form in Islamic cultures, is seamlessly integrated into Iranian "naqsh o negar." Beautifully rendered script, often verses from the Quran or Persian poetry, is frequently incorporated into architectural decorations, textiles, and ceramic works. The fluid lines and graceful curves of Persian calligraphy are themselves a form of "naqsh o negar," transforming written words into visual poetry and emphasizing the profound connection between spiritual expression and artistic form.