Image: Calligraphic emblem MET 24-01

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Description: Calligraphic emblem, India (Deccan, maybe Bijapur), late 16th century, first 17th century. Sculpted sandstone, with the name of Yâ ʿAziz (“the Glorious”, one of the names of Allah) repeated 8 times. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (1985.240.1), Edward Pearce Casey Fund.
Title: Calligraphic emblem MET 24-01
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Author: Jastrow (2005)
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