Central Asian calligraphy

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Central Asian calligraphy is a regional Islamic calligraphic tradition shaped by Turkic, Persian, and nomadic steppe cultures, known for its distinctive scripts and ornamental styles that spread across the Silk Road.

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Mughal calligraphy influencedBy Central Asian calligraphy