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Arabic CalligraphyMaterials
Among the arabic calligraphy materials used in the art of calligraphy, there are two most basic materials: paper and pen. In addition to these materials, there are pen shavings, various types of makta, various soot inks, Persian ink, or acrylic inks.
What is a arabic calligraphy pen
There are two types of arabic calligraphy pens, metal calligraphy pens and wooden calligraphy pens. Wooden pens are cut with specially made knives made of air steel specific to calligraphy. But Olfa brand utility knives are also used, which is a simple and practical solution. Wooden pens vary from Iranian desful pens to bamboo pens to painted reed pens.
Metal pens have become a necessity, especially when writing the nesih line. Wooden pens soften and their tips deteriorate, especially in nesih writing of 1.mm and below. For this reason, metal pens are very practical and comfortable for calligraphers.
Types of Ahar Paper and Papers Used in Calligraphy
A wide variety of papers are used in calligraphy, both amateur and professional. Especially glossy and matte coated papers in various weights are preferred for practicing. In addition, printed illuminated calligraphy papers are preferred for writing short and simple writings as a sheet. For more professional writings, Ahar papers are preferred. The most commonly used paper types are Italian wood grain paper, banana paper, Nepalese paper and various handmade papers.
Other Arabic Materials
- Hokka
- Lika
- Ink
- Sharpener
- Makta
- Text underlay
- Hand pad
- Pen Holder
- Illuminated table
Where Can I Buy Arabic Calligraphy Materials?
When buying line materials, masters who you can work with for many years and who do this job professionally should be preferred. Sellers who make industrial and mass production and use chemicals should not be preferred. You can find all materials in our Hatem Sanat store or on our website www.hatemart.com
What is İslamic calligraphy?
Arabic Calligraphy supplies is defined in many different ways in various sources, but if we need to define calligraphy in a technical and understandable way, it should be defined with the understanding of symmetry rather than the point account. All movements must proceed in an opposite and aesthetic symmetry. The slopes should be given to the letter correctly in the lengths and shortnesses created by these symmetries.