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A sulus calligraphy exercise which belons to the Great Hafız Osman Efendi.When the black stains condense readability lessons and it turns into an embroidery.
Symetrical balance: The distribution of the stains on the
both sides of an axis in vertical, horizontal, and slanting
directions is provided in these balances. Especially that is
a type of balance used much frequently in calligraphy art.
Asymetrical balance: In this type of balance also called
‘’uncovered balance’’ while the stain condenses in one
center, the other stain on the opposite side is balanced
with ‘’a stain’’ in different size and measurement value.
Central balance: That is a type of balance preffered in almost
all calligraphy arts.This style of balance is used more
frequently in the stack of sulus and celi sulus writings than
in calligraphy art.
Free balance: Together with central balance, it is seen
that free balance is frequently used. In this type of balance
system the stains are in a propped equivalance by
using multiphastic symetrics. So the balance is not only
in one center but alsu seen on the whole surface. We
benefit from the free balance while compozing the ‘’line
writings’’ such as Nesih, rıık’a, divani.
If the handwriting consists of a form on the background
the spaces are decreased extremely by increasing the
value of the stain in the handwriting on the paper, the
handwriting stops being a form and it reaches a frame
turning into the background itself. In calligraphy art this is
called ‘’calligraphic exercises’’.
Calligraphic exercises are embroidered in a such a way
that they turn into a form themselves. Actually, these
were born from the training papers of the calligrapher
written one on the other with the aim of not losing his
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