How to draw Islamic Patterns/Design | Tehzib Art Step-by-Step Tutorial

"Mastering Tehzip Art: Drawing & Tracing Islamic Patterns | Step-by-Step Tutorial" ✨️🧕🏻
In ths video you will learn the art of Tehzip through creating and tracing mesmerizing Islamic patterns. Discover the essential tools used and gain expert tips for achieving precision and symmetry in your designs.
How to Draw and Trace Tehzip Art: Islamic Patterns and Tools ✏️✒️

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0:00 Channel Trailer
00:25 Intro
Assalamu Alaikum, everyone! Welcome back to our channel. In this video I'll be exploring the mesmerizing world of Tehzip art, an intricate form of Islamic pattern drawing. I'm your host Maha Muzammil, and in the next few minutes, I'll guide you through the process of creating and tracing Tehzip art using the right tools. So, grab your pens and paper, and let's dive in!
What is Tehzip Art
Before we start drawing, let's quickly understand what Tehzip art is. Tehzip, derived from the Arabic word 'zephyr,' meaning 'ornamentation,' is an Islamic art form that involves creating highly detailed and symmetrical patterns. These patterns are commonly found in Islamic architecture, manuscripts, and other decorative arts.

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02:20 Tools Required
Now, let's talk about the tools you'll need to create Tehzip art. The essential items are:

1. **Tracing Paper or Butter Paper**: 📜 This comes in handy when you want to reproduce or transfer your design to other surfaces.

2. **Any Simple Note Book**: 📓 To draw basic sketch or finalize the pattern.

3. **Pencil and Eraser**: ✏️ Sketching your design lightly with a pencil before inking is a good practice.

4. **Ruler**: 📏 A ruler helps maintain symmetry and precision in your designs.

5. **Drawing Paper or Canvas **: 📜 a smooth, high-quality drawing paper to ensure the best results. If you are using canvas make sure it should be prepare for painting

6. **Fine-tip Pens or Nibs**: ✒️ These are crucial for creating delicate lines and intricate details in your patterns. Use permanent ink or pen.

7. *Masking Tap* For Paper.

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03:48 Drawing Tehzip Patterns
Now, let's get to the exciting part - drawing Tehzip patterns. I'll demonstrate a simple yet elegant pattern to get you started.

Step 1: *Drawing the Framework*
Take your drawing paper and lightly draw a square using your ruler according to the paper size.

*Creating the Base Pattern*
Divide the Square into 3 parts using the ruler and draw intersecting lines.
Within each quadrant, add smaller circles and arcs to create the basic structure of your pattern.

*Adding Details*
Now, let's enhance the design with more intricate elements like teardrop shapes, petals, and leaf patterns. Remember to maintain symmetry throughout.

Tracing Tehzip Art
Tracing Tehzip art allows you to replicate your beautiful designs and apply them to various surfaces.

*Preparing the Tracing Paper*
Place the tracing paper over your finished design.
Secure both papers in place with clips or tape to prevent slipping.

*Tracing the Design*
Use a fine-tip pen or nib to trace over the lines of your original design carefully.
Ensure that you're applying consistent pressure for a clean and uniform result.

*Transferring the Design*
Once your design is traced, you can transfer it to other surfaces.

Remember, practice makes perfect, so keep experimenting with different patterns and designs. The more you practice, the more your skills will grow.


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