Hajj Cufflinks "Journey" Lost Joseph (From Persian)

Lost Joseph (From Persian)

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Hajj Cufflinks "Journey" Lost Joseph (From Persian)Designed for the British Museum Hajj 2012 Exhibition in London These simple and elegant cufflinks are inscribed with geometric, kufic, Arabic calligraphy that reads, The Journey. Each is a square in reference to the cubic shape of the Kaaba and it is rendered in silver and plated with 24 carat gold, in reference to the gold thread used to embroider verses from the Quran on the kiswah, or sacred cloth covering of the Kaaba. Nowadays, gold is mined all