Calligraphic Birds

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Arabic calligraphy is the artistic practice of handwriting and calligraphy based on the Arabic alphabet. In this painting Kailash Raj beautifully etches the exotic and foreign language into known shapes that not only have a long-lasting effect on the mind but even the soul. The diacritics work their way out to define the dialect as they twitch to spell 'Bismillah' which means 'in the name of God' in English. The dip pen leaves a thick black mark which turns to exhibit to birds one of whom seems to be a chubby pigeon whilst the other is a California thrasher with a curved beak and a long tail.

The canvas is aesthetically decorated with fine quill work and is elegantly complimented with vibrant and intricate floral designs that ornament both the lower sides of the painting in form of soaring birds. The top middle part is imprinted with this gorgeous hued motif depicting a lovely flowery chandelier.

This painting acts as a the revivor of the Islamic teachings and lures spectators to itself with its bewitching charm and alluring beauty. It amazingly turns out to be your perfect wall ornament if you love chromatic neutral tints and the flawless artistry.