Nazire

Soot ink and silk

An abstract page influenced by manuscripts. Beginning with ‘Bismillah’ and concluding with’mim’, this composition features an inside ruler and a writing line. A contaminated article does not include a specified text. Only the hatime page, also known as the ketebe page, conveys an ending. The commentary and annotations in the margins are incomplete and disorganized. The rope is used because there is destruction; This tradition is now a thing of the past. With the existence of printed works, individualization has been achieved in the book culture, and the annotations and notes made by the readers of the manuscripts that are passed from hand to hand are far away today. In short, the rulers that indicate the frame are a world inside and outside. For curious researchers, these values are still available in all their glory in libraries.