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| Calligrapher | Osman Özçay |
| Paper | Hahnemühle Photo Rag Metallic |
| Quantity | 100 / 100 |
| Print Size | 63,5 x 106 cm |
This majestic calligraphy artwork of Surah Al-Anbiya, Verse 87, is produced in a limited edition, with each print meticulously inspected by the artist before being presented to you, our esteemed art lovers. Being a limited edition elevates this work beyond a simple art print, transforming it into a collector’s piece and a deeply personal memento.
Art is not merely what is perceived by the eye; it is an experience where the heart accompanies the vision. By acquiring this piece, we hope you take a meaningful new step in your own journey through art.
Pronunciation: Wa Zan Nooni iz zahaba mughaadiban fa zannaa al lan naqdira ‘alaihi fanaadaa fiz zulumaati al laaa ilaaha illaaa Anta Subhaanaka innee kuntu minaz zaalimeen
Meaning: And ˹remember˺ when the Man of the Whale stormed off ˹from his city˺ in a rage, thinking We would not restrain him. Then in the ˹veils of˺ darkness he cried out, “There is no god ˹worthy of worship˺ except You. Glory be to You! I have certainly done wrong.”
Each of these limited-edition artworks by master calligrapher Osman Özçay is certified and hand-signed by the artist. This calligraphy print comes with a certificate that guarantees its authenticity, quality, and other key details. The certificate documents the production process and limited availability of the artwork, enhancing its collectible value.
While any signed certificate offers a degree of authenticity, certificates can still be easily forged or copied. To add an extra layer of security and make replication impossible, we offer official Hahnemühle Certificates of Authenticity featuring a hologram system.
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.