Husn Ul Khat. Calligraphy and Mughal Techniques Inspired Jewelry: Degree project by Qurat-ul-ain Ali
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Published: 09.09.2018
Ring: Untitled, 2017
Gold plated brass, enamel
From series: Husn Ul Khat
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The research of her Bachelor of Jewelry Design and Gemological Science thesis was done to design and manufacture five jewelry pieces by taking inspiration from Calligraphy and traditional Mughal techniques "kundan" and "meena", so that people know the importance and beauty of the ancient art of calligraphy and the art of "kundan" and "meena" techniques.
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