LOTF – Qaida
Museum Grade Archival Print: Giclée prints on 300gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper are produced using professional archival pigment inks to deliver museum-quality clarity, depth, and colour accuracy. The premium 100% cotton Photo Rag surface offers a refined matte finish that enhances the texture and character of your artwork while eliminating glare. Designed to meet fine-art printing standards, this heavyweight paper ensures smooth tonal transitions, exceptional detail, and long-lasting image stability, making it ideal for gallery display and art collection.
Size: Prints are available in sizes 16×16, 20×20, 24×24 inches
Description
This step by step pattern construction or analysis of the Dome of Sheikh lotfollah mosque, Isfahan. A 17th century Safavid Mosque. Which was exclusively used by Females. The cupola shaped dome has 289 shamsas or cusps shape in it Which is the abjab value of Al Rahim (the merciful) which has root connections with word ‘Womb’ (Rahim in arabic) ‘Lotf’ relates to gentleness.
The Pattern Analysis by Adam Williamson.
