ألواناً متعددة من الأصفر إلى الأخضر أو البرتقالي

Evidence

"وتأخذ ألواناً متعددة من الأصفر إلى الأخضر أو البرتقالي، وهذه الوريدات غالبًا ما تكون هي النهاية الطرفية للأغصان"

Remarks

Decorative pigments in Najdi manuscripts were primarily used for botanical motifs such as leaves (Awraq), stems (Siqan), and flowerets (Wuraidat) (p. 391-395). Colors ranged from yellow to orange and green. Green was specifically noted as the common color for the tips of branches or stems (p. 395). Scribes avoided overlapping these colors to maintain the clarity of each decorative element, often placing them within margins or around titles (p. 392, 394). The pomegranate fruit was a common motif, sometimes rendered in these diverse colors (p. 395).