Kufi Script

Kufi Script is the oldest form of Arabic calligraphy, originating in the city of Kufa, Iraq, during the 7th century. Known for its bold, angular, and geometric shapes, Kufi script emphasizes straight lines and sharp edges, making it ideal for architectural designs, inscriptions on mosques, coins, and manuscripts. Over time, various styles of Kufi emerged, such as Square Kufi, Floral Kufi, and Decorative Kufi, each bringing a unique aesthetic to the art. Today, Kufi script is widely appreciated for its visual balance and artistic versatility, often used in modern graphic design and logos.