About Qiblah
The astrolabe was the instrument early Muslim scholars used to calculate the direction of prayer. Mariam al-Ijliya, a 10th-century artisan known as Al-Asturlabi, designed some of the most advanced astrolabes of her time. A woman, a Muslim, and a master of sacred geometry. This painting is a tribute to that tradition: faith and intellect inseparable, beauty made precise.
About this canvas print
This artwork is reproduced as a high-quality canvas print on heavyweight 400gsm artist-grade cotton canvas.
The print is hand-stretched over a deep 38mm wooden frame, giving it a substantial, gallery-style finish. The finely woven canvas surface brings out the colour, texture and detail of the original painting.
High-quality print on 400gsm artist-grade cotton canvas
38mm deep stretched canvas
Hand-stretched and finished
Made with European kiln-dried knotless pine stretcher bars
Choice of four edge finishes
Long-lasting, fade-resistant print
Unframed stretched canvas print
Hanging hardware is not included
About Qiblah
The astrolabe was the instrument early Muslim scholars used to calculate the direction of prayer. Mariam al-Ijliya, a 10th-century artisan known as Al-Asturlabi, designed some of the most advanced astrolabes of her time. A woman, a Muslim, and a master of sacred geometry. This painting is a tribute to that tradition: faith and intellect inseparable, beauty made precise.
About this canvas print
This artwork is reproduced as a high-quality canvas print on heavyweight 400gsm artist-grade cotton canvas.
The print is hand-stretched over a deep 38mm wooden frame, giving it a substantial, gallery-style finish. The finely woven canvas surface brings out the colour, texture and detail of the original painting.
High-quality print on 400gsm artist-grade cotton canvas
38mm deep stretched canvas
Hand-stretched and finished
Made with European kiln-dried knotless pine stretcher bars
Choice of four edge finishes
Long-lasting, fade-resistant print
Unframed stretched canvas print
Hanging hardware is not included