Kuwait Quarter Dinar Banknote (Sixth Series, Reverse)

This is a 1/4 (quarter) Dinar banknote issued by the Central Bank of Kuwait, specifically belonging to the sixth series of Kuwaiti currency which was introduced in 2014. The reverse side of the note is primarily brown and purple in color. The central imagery features an industrial scene depicting an oil refinery and a tanker, symbolizing Kuwait\'s primary industry and economic cornerstone. In the lower-center, there is a distinct, colorful geometric security feature containing a dhow (traditional sailing vessel). The denomination '1/4' is clearly printed in various locations, including a large '1/4' in the top left, top right, and bottom left, along with the text 'Quarter Dinar' in the lower-right quadrant. The note is made of a polymer substrate, which is reflected in the translucent window visible on the right side. The overall condition appears used; there is a noticeable diagonal crease or corner fold on the top-right edge, and the paper/polymer shows signs of handling and light surface dirt. Faint vertical creasing suggests it has been folded in the past. The intricate micro-printing and guilloché patterns are hallmarks of modern high-security banknote production from this period.