The most ornamental Arabic script. Interlacing letters and long extensions, best for a short phrase set large and printed as wall art.
Start designingWhat defines Thuluth?
Interlacing and extension. The letters overlap and rise on long strokes, which turns a phrase into a visual composition closer to a painting than to writing. That is why it is the script of mosque inscriptions and headings.
What can you design?
Wall pieces built around a short phrase
Ornamental names and titles
Verses and hadith in a script that suits them
Designs with Islamic ornament and frames
Wall art at large-format print quality
Does it suit long text?
No. Thuluth is for short phrases, titles and wall pieces. Long passages need Naskh for its clarity and wider spacing. Knowing that difference is most of what separates a good calligraphic design from a crowded one.