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| Features | |
| Calligrapher | Osman Özçay |
| Script | Jali thulth |
| Date | H.1441/M.2019 |
"Zencir-i Gün" Canvas Art – Vav Calligraphic Studies Collection
Elevate your living spaces with a touch of mystery and artistic mastery. Experience the joy of owning gallery-quality canvas art from the comfort of your home. The "Calligraphic Studies" (Karalama) Collection, exclusively designed by the renowned Calligrapher Osman Özçay, consists of original works that present traditional Islamic calligraphy through a modern, contemporary lens. Our frameless and versatile canvas paintings can be displayed in any orientation, adding a unique elegance to your interiors.
This piece offers profound artistic depth and aesthetic beauty through Osman Özçay’s masterfully crafted scripts. As one of the most exquisite pieces of the "Vav Calligraphic Studies" series, "Zencir-i Gün" is printed on hand-stretched canvas, perfectly reflecting the artist's original vision. With its modern and minimalist style, this artwork will add a sophisticated artistic touch to your home or office.
Long-Lasting Elegance with Quality Materials and Superior Print Technology
The "Zencir-i Gün" canvas painting is printed on a premium cotton-polyester blend canvas fabric, specifically manufactured for high-end art reproductions and digital masterpieces. This acid-free, matte-finished fabric complies with ISO 9706 standards, is chemical-free, and ensures your painting retains its vibrant colors for decades.
Following the printing process, a UV-protective Schmincke varnish is applied to safeguard the artwork against light, humidity, dust, and fingerprints. It is then meticulously stretched over a 3x4 cm wooden stretcher bar, arriving ready to hang.


Note: Please contact us for orders requiring custom sizes.
Embrace the artistic atmosphere in your home or office by owning this unique masterpiece by Calligrapher Osman Özçay. Bring the grace of modern calligraphy to your walls!
Osman Özçay
Calligrapher Osman Özçay was born in Çaykara, in the province of Trabzon in 1963. He attended the same school as his brother Mehmet in Gerede and finished high-school there. After studying at the Islamic Institute in Erzurum for two years, he transferred to the Islamic Studies Department of Marmara University in Istanbul. He graduated in 1986.