Notebook: Al Quran Illuminations Hardcover by Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia Shop
RM9.00
These are notebooks with assorted designs on its cover taken from Al Quran Illuminations from all over the world. It features several designs from Morocco, the Malay Peninsular, Pattani, Turkey and India
Material: Hardcover. Lined paper.
Weight: 250g
Product Dimensions: 21 cm x 15 cm x 10 cm
Product Code: IAMMS-1629
These are notebooks with assorted designs on its cover taken from Al Quran Illuminations from all over the world. It features several designs from Morocco, the Malay Peninsular, Pattani, Turkey and India
Material: Hardcover. Lined paper.
Weight: 250g
Product Dimensions: 21 cm x 15 cm x 10 cm
Product Code: IAMMS-1629
| Weight | 0.7 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 23 × 18 × 13 cm |
| Design | Geometric India, Geometric Morocco 1, Scribe Morocco 2, Arch and Dome Morocco 3, Pattani Frame, Terengganu Frame, Turkish Frame |
Vendor Information
- Store Name: Islamic Arts Museum Shop
- Vendor: Islamic Arts Museum Shop
-
Address:
Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia Jalan Lembah Perdana
Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur
50480 - No ratings found yet!
-
Notebook Series – Malay World Fabrics by Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia Shop
RM7.80 – RM9.90Select optionsThese are notebooks with assorted designs on its cover taken from Fabrics of the Malay World in small and large prints. The hardcovers of these notebooks are taken from different fabrics of the Malay World such as sarong and ikat in the many linear, organic and geometric patterns taken from nature.
Material: Hardcover. Lined paper.
Product Code: IAMMS-32071*Product dimensions and its weight are shown in their respective short descriptions. This will be shown after choosing the corresponding size and design.*
-
Islamic Bookbinding
RM145.00Add to cartSummary:
Islamic Bookbinding is dedicated to highlight the development of the binding tradition in the Islamic world. Over 70 bindings from the collection of the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia are analysed and presented within their historical context. Bindings made of leather, lacquer and textile, gilded or blind tooled or exquisitely painted form the catalogue section of this publication. Moreover, the catalogue take a comprehensive look into the bookbinding technique discuss the stitching process, the preparation of the binding and its doublure, and flap. The catalogue also explores the art of bookbinding from around the Islamic world, spanning geographically from the Maghreb and moving eastward to cover the Malay world and China, and covering the various practices and decorative repertoire of binding known to Islamic dynasties such as the Mamluk, Ottoman, Safavid and Qajar.
Author: Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia
Year Published: 2017
Pages: 204
Weight: 1.7kg
Product Dimensions: 24cm x 2cm x 29cm
Product Code: 978-983-2591-14-6 -
Turkish Iznik Tile Mugs by Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia Shop
RM20.00Select optionsMugs with Assorted Iznik Tile Designs. The Designs originated from a town called Iznik in Western Anatolia. The mugs are decorated porcelains inspired by the works of the Iznik potters produced circa the last quarter of the 15th Century to the end of the 17th Century.
Material: Porcelain
Weight: 400g
Product Dimensions: Diameter (8cm) x Height (10cm)*Product codes are shown in their respective short descriptions. This will be shown after choosing the corresponding design.*
-
Lasting Impressions: Seals from the Islamic World
RM120.00Add to cartSummary:
Islamic seals were the namecards of their day. In early Islamic societies a seal presented the image a person wished to project to the world, yet often conveyed much more than was written or perhaps intended. A seal inscribed simply with the name of the owner and a pious phrase might also reveal when and where that person lived, their social status and aspirations, and their religious beliefs. While the calligraphy and design of a seal reflected the artistic spirit of its time and place, it could also be shaped by personal taste, whether cutting-edge or conservative.
Presented in this book are over 300 Islamic seals, dating from the earliest days of Islam through to the modern era. They include both matrices made of precious stone and metal, and impressions stamped on manuscript documents and books, mainly from the collections of the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, the British Library and the British Museum. Unlike European seals which are primarily pictorial, in Islamic seals the inscription takes centre stage. It is this focus on writing, in the sacred Arabic script, which links seals from all parts of the Muslim world, from Morocco to Malaysia, and from Iran to India and Indonesia.
Author: Dr Annabelle Teh Gallop & Dr Venetia Porter
Year Published: 2012
Pages: 199
Weight: 1.6kg
Product Dimensions: 24cm x 2cm x 29cm
Product Code: 978-983-4469-69-6 -
Mirrors of Beauty – Children Museum Guide Book
RM25.00Add to cartSummary:
“Islamic art is never purely decorative, it is always functional” is at the heart of this guidebook, which is a children’s version of ‘Mirror of Beauty’.
This children’s guidebook aims to shed light on the often intricate world of Islamic arts and culture to its young readers. Though a carefully curated range of artefacts belonging to the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, each chapter delves into a specific topic, ranging from calligraphy to architecture, culminating in the ‘Islamic Art of the Malay World’. At the end of each chapter, the readers are invited to explore and study an artefact in detail. An added feature allows viewers to listen to our museum curators’ explanations on selected artefacts.
Whether for young readers or those seeking to learn more, this book is an ideal introduction into the Art of the Islamic World.
Author: Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia
Year Published: 2021
Pages: 97
Weight: 50g
Product Dimensions: 18.5cm x 1cm x 25cm
Product Code: 978-983-2591-20-7 -
Qajar Ceramics: Bridging Tradition and Modernity
RM120.00Add to cartSummary:
The Qajar era (1785–1925) was a time of struggle to maintain Persian tradition and identity while embracing innovation and modernity. The rarely explored field of Qajar ceramics typifies the development of the dynasty’s own language and vitality, reflecting the rich vigour of the time. Qajar Ceramics – Bridging Tradition and Modernity is about art in transition, featuring a diversity of ceramic objects from the collection of the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia. Both the publication and the exhibition offer a closer look at the distinctive characteristics of Qajar ceramics, highlighting their forms, aesthetics and themes. Going further, the publication delves into historical sources, revealing newly discovered and important treatises on ceramic artists and kiln technology. Leading authorities have provided essays that explore the context and achievements of the Qajar era, making this the definitive work on ceramics of a fertile time for the applied arts in Persia.
Author: Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia
Year Published: 2019
Pages: 232
Weight: 1.8kg
Product Dimensions: 24cm x 2.5cm x 29cm
Product Code: 978-983-2591-17-7
You may also like…
-
Notebook – Historical Seals Hardcover by Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia Shop
RM12.50Select optionsThese are notebooks with assorted designs on its cover taken from Historical Seals used by ancient royalty, nobility or governments.
Material: Hardcover. Lined paper.
Weight: 400g
Product Dimensions: 22 cm x 16 cm x 10 cm
Product Code: IAMMS-310114
Related products
-
DC Doomsday Clock Vol 1 & 2 Complete Set Hardcover Slipcase Set
RM250.00Add to cartVolume 1 – 1st printing. Collects Doomsday Clock (2017 DC) #1-6 with Slipcase
Volume 2 – 1st printing. Collects Doomsday Clock (2017 DC) #7-12.
Written by Geoff Johns. Art and cover by Gary Frank.
Something is amiss in the DC Universe.
Following the events of DC Universe: Rebirth and Batman/The Flash: The Button, Geoff Johns and Gary Frank reunite to rewrite the past and future of the DC Universe in a story hailed as a masterpiece!
Seven years after the events of Watchmen, Adrian Veidt has been exposed as the murderer of millions. Now a fugitive, he has come up with a new plan to save his once-adoring world: find Dr. Manhattan. Alongside a new Rorschach and the deadly Mime and Marionette, he arrives in the DC Universe and finds it on the brink of collapse. International tensions are running rampant with the Supermen Theory implicating the U.S. government in creating superhumans to maintain global dominance! But what is Dr. Manhattan doing in the DC Universe?
Hardcover, 224 pages, full color. Mature Readers
-
The Art of Painted Comics
RM212.46Add to cartThis deluxe coffee table hard cover art book is a rich and colourful retrospective featuring hundreds of cover storyboard images written by Christopher Lawrence and edited and overseen by Alex Ross – one of the comic industry’s most recognised painters.
This definitve tome “…is the most important, most comprehensive prestige hardcover retrospective of the history of painters in comics, of all time.” – Comixology
