Handwritten Calligraphy Samples by Moslem Javid – Iran Cultural Center, Peshawar

Size: 5 × 6 cm, 11 × 20 cm, 16 × 32 cm

Year: 1980

Medium: Ink on Paper

Technique: Persian Calligraphy (Nasta’liq & Display Scripts)

About the Artist: Moslem Javid, deputy librarian at the Iran Cultural Center in Peshawar during the 1980s, contributed significantly to the preservation and practice of Persian calligraphy. His handwritten works, ranging from formal Nasta’liq to bold display compositions, reflect the cultural and literary ties between Iran and Pakistan.

Additional Info:
Set of original handwritten calligraphy samples, signed and dated. Includes compositions for cultural signage and literary excerpts. The paper shows natural aging consistent with vintage pieces. Rare collector’s items from the archives of the Iran Cultural Center in Peshawar.

Shipping:
Ships in protective archival packaging.

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