Framed Islamic Wall Art - Arabic Calligraphy Art on Velvet

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Luxurious Arabic calligraphy on soft velvet, featuring Quranic verses and Duas in elegant frames for a classic, textured aesthetic.

Framed Arabic calligraphy on velvet

Each piece in this collection is Arabic calligraphy laser-cut from wood, set on a velvet background inside a wooden frame. The raised letters stand out from the soft fabric, which gives these frames a classic look that suits a living room, a study or a prayer corner. Every design comes in the same choice of colors and arrives with its hanging fittings.

Colors and sizes

Option Choices
Velvet color Anthracite, black, blue, cream, green or red
Calligraphy color Gold or silver
Horizontal 110 x 50 cm, most designs
Square 70 x 70 cm
Vertical 50 x 110 cm, for First Kalima and Ar-Rahman 55:13

That makes twelve color combinations for every design, from gold on black for a formal room to silver on cream for a lighter one.

Designs

The collection covers Bismillah and the Basmala with Ta’awwudh, the First and Second Kalima, a Kalima Shahadah by the calligrapher Hamid Aytaç, Allah and Muhammad as a pair or singly, the 99 Names of Allah and salawat. Verses include Ar-Rahman 55:13, Ibrahim 14:7, Yusuf 12:64, Hud 11:88, Al-Fath 48:1, An-Naba 78:8, Al-Alaq 96:1-2 and Al-Baqarah 2:144. Duas include the duas for entering and leaving the home, barakah, protection from the evil eye, Hawqala and La tahzan innallaha ma’ana. See our Quran wall art and dua wall art for the same texts in metal and glass.

Care

Wipe the frame with a dry cloth and dust the velvet gently with a soft brush. Keep water, alcohol and cleaning products away from the fabric and the wood.

Frequently Asked Questions

Each piece is made of velvet, Arabic calligraphy laser-cut from wood in gold or silver, and a wooden frame. The velvet comes in anthracite, black, blue, cream, green or red.

Neither. The letters are laser-cut from wood and fixed onto the velvet, so they stand slightly raised and catch the light as you move around the room.

To maintain the fabric's texture, we recommend lightly dusting the frame. If dust settles on the velvet itself, a gentle pass with a soft brush or a low-suction handheld vacuum is sufficient. Avoid using water or liquid cleaners on the velvet.

No. The velvet and the wooden calligraphy sit open inside the wooden frame, which keeps the texture of the fabric and the relief of the letters visible. Dust the velvet now and then with a soft brush.