Under the Throne 
Mixed Media on Canvas
36 x 48 inches
Gallery Wrapped
 
This circular composition is a meditation on protection, presence, and the quiet power of divine words. Across the upper half, Ayatul Kursi unfolds in dense, flowing calligraphy. The sacred verse gathers and overlaps, forming a field of movement that feels both expansive and infinite, like guidance that surrounds and shelters.
 
Below, the surface shifts into textured gold. The earth-toned layers are intentionally imperfect, shaped with ridges and irregularities that echo the human journey. Where the calligraphy above feels boundless and eternal, the gold below carries the weight and texture of lived experience.
 
Together, the two halves form a quiet dialogue between heaven and earth. The divine word rests above, not distant but present, hovering gently over the terrain of our daily lives.
 
The circular form suggests wholeness, a reminder that the sacred and the earthly are not separate realms but part of the same continuous reality. Within this balance, the verse becomes more than text. It becomes a presence.
 
Minimal yet deeply symbolic, this work invites stillness and reflection, offering a visual reminder of the protection, knowledge, and mercy contained within Ayatul Kursi.