Calligraphy Copper Necklace
Yetish Ya Pir.
A geometric calligraphic composition with the inscription "Yetish Ya Pir" at the top and the 11 Ism-i A'zam, Qitmir and Nal-i Sharif details at the center. With its softened-corner plate form, it is one of Sırlı Sepet's signature copper necklaces.
PlateSoft-cornered form
UnisexWomen and men
Key features
Every detail with a purpose.
01Yetish Ya Pir inscriptionWorked in a large, flowing calligraphic hand on the upper part of the pendant.
0211 Ism-i A'zam compositionAt the center is a traditional composition of names arranged in a circular, geometric layout.
03Qitmir and Nal-i SharifThe name Qitmir and the Nal-i Sharif motif are placed within the central composition.
04Lower ornament and black cordSymmetrical patterns on the lower part complete the composition; the black braided-look cord brings out the copper.
Prayers and symbols
A Sufi invocation.
"Yetish Ya Pir" is a traditional form of address found in Sufism and folk culture, often seen on old calligraphy panels. Sırlı Sepet brings this phrase together with Ism-i A'zam, Qitmir and Nal-i Sharif details on a single copper plate.
Yetish Ya Pir
It is a traditional form of address found in Sufism and folk culture. In this product it is used as a historical and cultural calligraphic motif.
Ism-i Azam
It means the greatest name of Allah. Islamic sources contain different narrations about which name it is.
Qitmir
The name traditionally given to the dog in the story of the Companions of the Cave told in Surah Al-Kahf. It is cited as a symbol of loyalty and often appears in prayer panels.
Nal-i Sharif
A depiction of the blessed sandal of Prophet Muhammad. In Ottoman calligraphy and illumination, it is worked as a motif expressing love for the Prophet.
This product is a piece of jewelry with spiritual and cultural meaning; it is not a protective object. Prayers and symbols are merely a means; only Allah protects and heals.
Technical specifications
Sizes and details.
MaterialCopper
FormNear-rectangular plate with softened corners
ContentsYetish Ya Pir, 11 Ism-i A'zam composition, Qitmir, Nal-i Sharif
FinishDark-toned finish
CordBlack braided-look cord
UseUnisex (women and men)
Crystal quartz
How often
should it rest?
Your necklace in crystal quartz stones overnight, about once every 4–5 days on average, is considered the ideal duration for neutralizing. Some people do this every other day, others every 15 days or once a month; it is a personal preference. If you wear it regularly, at least once every 15 days we recommend.
Every 4–5 daysIdeal on average
OvernightResting time
At least every 15 daysFor regular wearers
This product does not include crystal quartz; so that you can rest it regularly, we recommend adding Crystal Quartz Neutralizing Stonesand, against tarnishing, the Copper Care and Cleaning Settogether with it.
Care
It tarnishes.
And returns to its original state.
All copper tarnishes over time. Copper is a natural raw material; it oxidizes through contact with skin and air and may leave a temporary color on the skin. This alone is not a flaw; it is the nature of copper. Copper Care and Cleaning Set it returns to its original state when you clean it with
Warning for the engraved surface: The solution can be used, but it is not completely safe for the engraved surface and may erase the writing. Even if the writing is erased, the solution restores the copper to its former state.
01Keep awayRemove it when showering, swimming or in sea water. Keep it away from perfume, cologne, detergent and prolonged moisture.
02CleanIf it tarnishes, clean it with the care solution. Use carefully on the engraved surface.
03StoreStore in its box in a dry place. Do not use wire, sandpaper or harsh chemicals.
Frequently asked questions
What you may be wondering.
What does Yetish Ya Pir mean?
It is a traditional form of address found in Sufism and folk culture; in this necklace it is used as a historical and cultural calligraphic motif.
What do the 11 Ism-i A'zam represent?
Ism-i A'zam means the greatest name of Allah; there are different narrations about which name it is. The work on the necklace is a calligraphic composition known in tradition as the 11 Ism-i A'zam.
Should I take it off when going to the restroom?
Because it carries sacred texts, it is recommended to take it off when entering the restroom or to keep it fully covered under clothing.
Does the necklace tarnish?
Yes, copper tarnishes over time; this is the nature of copper. When cleaned with the Copper Care and Cleaning Set, it returns to its original state.
Can men wear it too?
Yes. With its simple black cord and round form, it is a unisex model suitable for women and men.
Traditional calligraphy, natural copper.
Important noticeThe prayer on it is not protective; only Allah protects. Copper is also not protective, guarding or healing; Sırlı Sepet makes no health claims about this product. Such products are used only within the framework of alternative medicine. Healing should be sought only in medicine; consult your doctor for health concerns.