Mandaic Iconography
Applied Study
This project explores the application of Mandaic iconographic structures within a personal and ceremonial context.
The work is based on the analysis of ornamental and geometric elements found in Mandaic manuscripts. These forms were studied and translated into a contemporary visual language, maintaining their structural relationship to the script.
The resulting system was applied across a series of formats, including a ceremonial document, printed materials, and a custom postage stamp. Each element was developed within defined constraints, ensuring consistency in proportion, rhythm, and composition.
While the project originates from a personal context, it functions as an applied study of how Mandaic iconography can be adapted and systematised within modern design.
