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"Welcome" Farsi/Urdu Metal Panel

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"Welcome" "Khush āmadēd" خوش آمدید

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Title: Khush āmadēd (خوش آمدید, “Welcome”)
Country: Pakistan
Panel sizes: 10″ × 8″ and 14″ × 11″
Material: Laser-cut aluminum
Finish: Glossy dye-sublimation print
Hardware: Mounting block, metal plate, and double-sided tape for hanging
Condition: New

Exhibited in Spasial Program by Khajistan, SculptureCenter, New York — June 19 to July 28, 2025


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