KATit

Katit refers to a specific style of calligraphy originating from the Arabic script. It is known for its angular and geometric qualities, often featuring sharp, straight lines and a distinct lack of curves. The word "katit" itself is derived from the Arabic verb "kataba," meaning "to write." While sharing roots with other Arabic calligraphy styles, katit distinguishes itself through its emphasis on precise construction and a more abstract aesthetic. It is sometimes seen in decorative contexts, architectural inscriptions, and artistic renderings. The precise historical development and regional variations of katit are not as widely documented as some other more prominent Arabic calligraphic scripts. Its visual characteristics lend themselves well to modern interpretations and graphic design applications.