Japanese calligraphy

They remind me a little bit of Japanese calligraphy, quite sophisticated.

The purchase in question was later revealed to be of a book on Japanese calligraphy.

These styles are typically not taught in Japanese calligraphy schools.

She is skilled in writing Japanese calligraphy and has a passion for literature.

The major flowering of Japanese calligraphy as decoration began in the 17th century.

He is perhaps best known for his public demonstrations of Japanese calligraphy using a huge (up to 6 feet long) brush.

"Will people want to come to see an exhibition that consists chiefly of Japanese calligraphy?"

Each had its own silk bag and a specially made box marked with Japanese calligraphy.

Traditional Japanese calligraphy is done with brush and ink.

Japanese calligraphy & painting art by a Martial artist.

Some of her work contained Japanese calligraphy and some were oil paintings.

But this was later changed into Japanese calligraphy to read karate-do ('way of the empty hand').

The prince was a master of waka poetry and Japanese calligraphy.

Visitors can try on kimonos or practice Japanese calligraphy.

He also improved his skill in Japanese calligraphy during his elementary school.

In a corner, however, was the Japanese calligraphy of Kato's name.

She is a fifth dan at Japanese calligraphy.

His illustrations featured a distinctive, traditional Japanese calligraphy style.

His mother teaches Japanese calligraphy in the Los Angeles area.

They suggest the intricacies of Japanese calligraphy, too.

Gradually they put together one of the finest ensembles of Japanese calligraphy in private hands.

Kūkai is famous as a calligrapher (see Japanese calligraphy) and engineer.

He created the Eckmann typeface, which was based on Japanese calligraphy.

It comes from the Japanese calligraphy, where the formal alphabet of kanji is represented by shin.

The Japanese calligraphy is engraved in gold, dedicating the name of the garden 'yu-tsui-en'.