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4/Panel Set - Black | Islamic Calligraphy Painting | Home Decor-Painting-BEESARI
4/Panel Set - Black | Islamic Calligraphy Painting | Home Decor-Painting-BEESARI
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Black & Pink Tree Of Life Islamic Calligraphy 4-Panel Canvas

Regular price Rs.14,999.00
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A hush of quiet devotion settles over this four-panel canvas, where a single white-branched tree stretches from the lower edge to the top, its limbs dotted with raised pink acrylic blossoms that catch the light like scattered petals across a night sky. The trunk forms a subtle heart shape where the two centre panels meet, giving the whole arrangement a sense of tenderness alongside its spiritual weight.

On the outer left and right panels, the tree's branches curve into circular medallions holding the calligraphy for Allah and Muhammad (SAW), each ringed with a dotted border and framed by the same pink blossom clusters. Set against deep matte black, the palette of white, pink and black feels calm yet devotional, built through layered dabs and confident linework rather than flat colour.

Premium Quality Features: Hand-painted in acrylic on four stretched canvas panels, with the blossoms built up in raised dots for genuine surface texture and the calligraphy finished in clean, deliberate brushwork. A protective varnish layer seals the finished piece.

What Makes This Special: The split-panel format lets the tree's trunk form a heart across the two centre canvases while the sacred names sit undisturbed on their own panels, balancing devotional calligraphy with a softer, more romantic visual motif.

Perfect For: A striking choice for a living room feature wall, prayer corner or bedroom, and a meaningful gift for weddings, housewarmings or Eid, especially in interiors that favour black, white and pink tones.

Care Instructions: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust, avoid direct sunlight and damp or humid spots, and lift each panel by its edges rather than the canvas face when repositioning.