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Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Calligraphy Museum
Located in the heart of Al Madinah Al Munawwarah, the Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Calligraphy Museum stands as a monument to the art of Arabic calligraphy and its deep cultural significance in the Islamic world. This prestigious museum is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the legacy of Arabic script, showcasing masterpieces from historical, contemporary, and digital calligraphic art.
Beyond its remarkable exhibits, the museum itself is an architectural marvel, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern sustainable materials. To ensure the interior reflects the grandeur and authenticity of Islamic art, Conmarble’s Microtadelakt lime plasterwas chosen for its seamless elegance, natural depth, and timeless durability.
Seamless, handcrafted walls that enhance the calligraphic experience.
100% natural lime plaster – breathable, durable, and eco-friendly.
Soft, polished finishes that complement Islamic geometric patterns.
Water-resistant and long-lasting – ideal for heritage and cultural spaces.
A tribute to tradition, designed for the future.
With Microtadelakt, the museum’s walls do more than just enclose the space—they become part of the artistic narrative, echoing the fluid beauty of Arabic script.
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Why Microtadelakt Was Chosen for the Calligraphy Museum?
1. Seamless & Joint-Free – A Pure Canvas for Calligraphy
Arabic calligraphy thrives on fluidity and precision, and the walls of the museum needed to reflect this aesthetic.
Microtadelakt’s smooth, uninterrupted finisheliminates grout lines or seams, creating a visually harmonious backdropfor the museum’s artwork.
Its hand-polished surface mimics the elegance of ink flowing on parchment, reinforcing the museum’s theme of artistic expression.
2. Sustainable & Eco-Friendly – Perfect for a Cultural Landmark
Microtadelakt is 100% natural and VOC-free, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 sustainability goals.
Unlike synthetic coatings, lime plaster absorbs CO₂ from the air, making it a carbon-neutral building material.
Its natural breathability regulates humidity, preventing moisture buildup and protecting valuable calligraphy pieces from environmental damage.
3. Inspired by Islamic Heritage – A Material with Deep Cultural Roots
Tadelakt lime plaster has been used in Islamic architecture for centuries, adorning the walls of Moroccan palaces, Andalusian mosques, and Ottoman hammams.
Microtadelakt modernizes this ancient technique, bringing its historical richness into contemporary architectural design.
The museum’s design philosophy focuses on honoring Arabic traditions, making Microtadelakt a natural choice for both its authenticity and elegance.
4. Water-Resistant & Highly Durable – Built to Last
Unlike traditional lime plaster, Microtadelakt is naturally water-resistant, eliminating the need for synthetic sealants.
Perfect for high-traffic museum spaces, where durability is essential.
Scratch-resistant and impact-resistant, ensuring a pristine finish even with constant public interaction.
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A Museum That Honors the Past & Embraces the Future
The Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Calligraphy Museum is more than a cultural space—it is a bridge between tradition and modernity, celebrating the art of the written word while embracing contemporary design and sustainability.
With the use of Microtadelakt, the museum’s architecture becomes a silent storyteller, complementing the elegance, discipline, and rhythm of Arabic calligraphy.