MÂLİKÜ’L-MÜLK (King of Kings) – A Composition Inspired by the Aesthetics of Calligraphy from Maraş

Artwork Details

This artwork features the phrase "Mâlikü’l-Mülk," which is included in the Asma-ul Husna (the 99 Names of Allah) and means "the true owner of all dominion." In Islamic thought, this name carries a profound meaning, reminding us that Allah is the ultimate owner of all possession, power, and authority.

The composition is designed with a horizontal and balanced layout, similar to calligraphic aesthetics. The ascending letter forms evoke divine power and majesty, while the curves of the script extending to the right and left lend a graceful flow to the composition. The interwoven structure of the letters presents both visual balance and depth of meaning.

This artwork reinterprets the idea of divine ownership on a textile surface, drawing inspiration from classical aesthetic memory.

Materials

Green cotton velvet fabric
Gold lurex thread

Technique

Traditional Maraş embroidery technique

Features

Entirely handcrafted.
The back is lined, making it suitable for various uses.

Dimensions

40 x 39 cm

Production Time

Prepared upon order.
Due to the handcrafted nature, it is completed within 8–12 days.