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LONDON: A six-year collaboration between Pakistani scientist Dr Shahina Ghazanfar and New Zealand-based botanical illustrator Sue Wickison offers wonderful insight into the plants named in the Qur’an. A new exhibition, “Plants of the Qur’an,” featuring 25 paintings by Wickison is now showing at the Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art in London’s famed Kew Gardens.
Paintings delve into the range of flora mentioned in the Islam's holy book and their modern day equivalents
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All the Flowers are for Me and Plants of the Quran are on show from April 1
All The Flowers Are For Me and Plants Of The Qur'an will open on April 1 at the botanical gardens in London.
All The Flowers Are For Me and Plants Of The Qur'an will open on April 1 at the botanical gardens in London.