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China
c.1970 - 1980 AD/ 1390-1400 AH
This stylised Chinese Islamic script is written to form a vase of lotus. It is almost entirely made up of calligraphy with the exception of the leaves. The uppermost pod contains the names of 5 important figures which only 4 are legible: Ali, Isa (Jesus), Muhammad and Nuh (Noah). The small scripts written vertically in the vase read "O God Please Send Blessing to the Prophet Muhammad" and "O God Please Send Blessing to the leader of all Prophets. This is one of four sets of scrolls.
The scroll in this bottle pendant says it all: 'Making Every Second Count... That Is The Key!'. Inside the bottle are B'sue's awesome vintage watch parts!
Scroll presented on induction into Montengarde's Baronial order, Torse of the Minotaur (aka Order of the Torse to the An Tir heralds)
Original Calligraphy: unknown
Illumination: unknown
I combined some metalwork with a fused and slumped glass body containing a 30-60-90 and a 30* two mirror assemblies. The object chamber contains some of my lampworked pieces and many assorted glass beads,glycerin filled.
Exhibition of Medical Thangkas (Tibetan Scroll Paintings) during the 4th Wellbeing Tibetan Medical Camp and 'Healthy Mind, Healthy Mind' event organised to celebrate the 103 years of Men-Tsee-Khang, Tibetan Medical and Astrological Institute of HH the Dalai Lama at IDC School of Design, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay on November 23, 2019. The event was organised jointly by Friends of Tibet Foundation for the Wellbeing and Men-Tsee-Khang. (Photo: Siddharth Aredath, IDC-IIT)
More graffiti which probably spells out something, but you need to be under forty to read it, leaving me with no chance. Trafalgar Lane, Brighton