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Tombstone of Abu Sa d ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Hasan Karwaih, Iran, dated AH 545 / AD 1150
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Tombstone of Abu Sa d ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Hasan Karwaih, Iran, dated AH 545 / AD 1150
Tombstone of Abu Sa d ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Hasan Karwaih, Iran, dated A.H. 545/A.D. 1150
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Inscribed Inscription Intricacy Intricate Iran Iranian Marble Niche Persia Persian Tombstone Twelfth Century Calligraphy Yazd
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This print showcases the intricate tombstone of Abu Sa'd ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Hasan Karwaih, located in Iran and dated AH 545 / AD 1150. The tombstone, a remarkable piece of architectural and decorative art, is a testament to the rich heritage and artistic traditions of Persia. Carved from marble with meticulous attention to detail, this artifact features exquisite calligraphy and painted carvings that beautifully depict religious symbolism. The inscription on the tombstone serves as a poignant reminder of Abu Sa'd's life and legacy. The close-up shot allows us to appreciate the intricacy of the carving work, highlighting every delicate stroke that adorns this masterpiece. The vibrant colors add an enchanting touch to the overall composition, enhancing its visual appeal. As we gaze upon this ancient relic, we are transported back in time to witness the craftsmanship and devotion put into creating such awe-inspiring pieces. It stands as a testament not only to Abu Sa'd's memory but also to the enduring power of Islamic art. Preserved within one of Iran's most prestigious cultural institutions - The Metropolitan Museum of Art - this tombstone holds immense historical significance. Its presence reminds us of our duty to preserve our shared heritage for future generations. Through Ahmad ibn Muhammad Astak's lens, we are granted a glimpse into a bygone era where beauty was etched in stone and words carried profound meaning. This photograph invites us on a journey through time while celebrating Iran's
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