Arabic calligraphy can typically be separated into two distinct categories: the Kufic script, known for its angular design, and the cursive script (naskhi), recognized by its rounder appearance. With a proficient calligrapher, you’ll absorb the intricate skill of controlling the Qallam during a quiet interval of focused calm.
- Restaurant Palais Bab Sahra Fes - The art of Arabic calligraphy has evolved since the dawn of Islam, proliferating with the widespread creation of various texts across the Islamic realm.
The craft of calligraphy is deeply ingrained in Islamic culture, often carrying symbolic significance. This reverence for the written word extends to the realms of literature, poetry, and even mundane inscriptions, with inspirations drawn from nature that trace back to the Abbasid era.
Typically, Arabic calligraphy is categorized into two distinct styles: the angular Kufic script and the more fluid cursive script (Naskhi).
Under the guidance of an expert calligrapher, you will delve into the delicate practice of wielding the Qallam, embracing a state of focus and tranquility. Upon completion, a feast awaits you, featuring seven varieties of salad, a savory tagine, and to conclude, a selection of seasonal fruits. Remember to savor the Moroccan tea and the delectable Fassian sweets.
- Bottled water included
- Calligraphic materials provided
- Lunch provided
- Dinner included
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