Be Inspired By Islamic Home Decorations With Their Deep-rooted Religious Meaning

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Painting is an artistic manifestation of a visual nature that uses a set of techniques and the elements of art are talent, concept, medium, context, reference, style, and value. Many artists around the world draw their inspiration from different sources such as nature, people, religion, and sacred places to mention a few.
Islamic art can be characterised by recurring motifs, such as the use of vegetal designs or geometrical floral patterns, or in a recurrence known as the arabesque. The arabesque in Islamic art is often used to symbolise the indivisible, divine, and infinite nature of Allah – who is the main focus of any Muslim’s life.
When looking at Islamic art, one will find a visual display of the passion, the people, and the places of Islam, all of which are artistically captured to grab the interest of the onlooker. The depiction of historical and spiritualistic figures like Osman Gazi and religious places of worship like mosques and the holy Kaaba is for most Islamic artists a true depiction of their deep-rooted religion, but also their emotions and faith through art.
The majority of Muslim individuals ...
... across the world, also prefer to decorate the walls of their homes with meaningful Islamic artwork and they will go to great lengths to buy these pieces of Islamic artwork. Owning any form of Islamic home decorations also shows a deep appreciation for culture and religion.
Islamic home decorations, which are not restricted to religious art, cover a complete range of artistic fields including glass, calligraphy, painting, architecture, textiles, and ceramics. There are three forms of Islamic decoration, namely Islamic calligraphy, Islamic geometric patterns, and arabesque based on curving and branching plant forms. Islamic home decorations that are perfect for any Muslim home, or as gifts for Eid, Shahadah, Muslim wedding and much more.
Muslin individuals honour their religion with unique home decor and artwork from respected Islamic artists and nowadays is it easy to have beautiful Islamic calligraphy art or specific artwork that embraces specific and unique features of modern Islamic architecture. Many websites offer easy access to some striking Islamic artwork and it has become more affordable to buy them online.
The Kaaba remains one of the most popular themes for both Islamic artists and Muslims, and you will often find various art forms depicting the holy Kaaba. This world-famous great mosque in Mecca has a significant meaning and in the wall of the Kaaba is the Black Stone, which according to research is believed to have fallen from heaven as a sign of the first covenant between Allah and mankind.
The Kaaba is Islam's holiest place and every Muslim individual who is guilt-free and those who can afford the journey should make the pilgrimage to Mecca at least once in his life to visit holy places such as the Kaaba.
Islamic home decorations do not only add aesthetic value to a home, but they are surprisingly affordable – depending on where you shop. For example, you can buy a Kaaba fine art print from some online galleries for around £25 online or opt for a framed and mounted painting for only £85. If you prefer Sufi Art, on the other hand, you can decorate your home with a ‘Remembrance with Love’, framed and mounted print for as little as £59. Or you can browse the internet for a variety of other artistic products such as device covers, and digital downloads.
Many Muslin individuals also favour Ertugral gifts which often depict important historical figures like lbn Arabi, Osman Gazi, and Halime Sultan and the best part about shopping online is that you can take your time to browse through many different types of artwork, and have your purchases delivered right to your doorstep, no matter where you live.
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The story of Shabina Gallery showcases the inspiration of a religious journey and the realisation of a deeper understanding after the artist met her Shaykh. It is about living a dream. It is sharing a passion for beauty and the realisations which became part of life after she came into wisdom and found a deeper appreciation for the roots of her religion. It is about grasping that it is far more than mere practices and rituals but had a true meaning in life. Visit the gallery https://www.shabinagallery.com/ or contact her via email and share in her passion, invest in her joy and find your meaningful piece of canvassed beauty.