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Moshaf Neyrizi
9.500 $calligrapher of his time (18th century) Neyriz is linked to one hundred manuscripts while only eight to twelve have been authenticated as hisworks. This publication is one of those magnificent works produced by Neyrizi by the order of Shah Sultan Hussein Savafi. Illuminators and gilders spent 40 years to present the current version of Neyrizi›s work and it is one of the best preserved works from Safavid era. This Mushaf was reproduced in 2001, leather-bound by hand and comes with a beautiful wooden box covered with traditional termeh.
Dimensions: 35 x 23 cm
Weight: 6480 gram (including the box)
Moshaf Noor
10.000 $Noor-al-din Mohammad Shirazi is calligrapher of exceptional style and his impressive work is reflected in this Mushaf which was completed in the early 16th century. The first four pages have a captivating illumination exemplary of that era. This work was reproduced in 2008, leather-bound by hand and embossed with golden flora patterns in an exquisite box.
Dimensions: 46 x 33 cm
Weight: 10560 grams
Moshaf Yaghout
13.000 $Moshaf Yaghout
This is one of the rare authenticated works of the renowned calligrapher Yaghout Moustassemi (13thcentury). Yaghout established a new method of calligraphy, which was followed for centuries by Persian calligraphers.
This magnificent work, which has five hundred and thirteen pages, has a distinctive illuminated header foreach of 114 Surahs. This work was published in 2009, leather-bound by hand and comes in an elegant box.
Dimensions: 12 x 18 cm
Weight: 820 grams
Mushaf Sharif Khorasan | Abdullah Tabbakh Heravi
10.000 $Mushaf Sharif Khorasan | Abdullah Tabbakh Heravi
Discover the exquisite Mushaf Sharif Khorasan Facsimile Edition, a museum-quality reproduction of the Holy Quran. Originally penned in 845 AH (1441-1442 CE) by the legendary calligrapher Abdullah Tabbakh Heravi, this masterpiece features stunning Muhaqqaq and Naskh scripts with intricate gold illumination. Printed in Germany on high-quality, acid-free paper, and bound in luxurious leather, this rare facsimile (approx. 33 x 47 cm) offers a tangible connection to Islamic art and history. Own a piece of this unparalleled heritage, preserved from the Astan Quds Razavi treasury.