Pages for learning Japanese about calligraphy, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to the kanji 義 (righteousness) covering its meaning in Japanese culture, usage in compounds, and detailed instruction on how to write it in calligraphic styles.
Detailed guide to the kanji 神 (god, kami) covering its origins, meanings, stroke order, appearance across classical calligraphy styles, and uses in Japanese culture and shrines.
Guide to the kanji 風 (wind) covering its meanings, etymology, historical uses, and step-by-step instruction for writing it in calligraphy across classical styles.
Explains the meaning and practice of matsuri, Japanese festivals rooted in Shinto worship, describing portable shrines, seasonal observances, and famous festivals like Gion Matsuri.
School offering shodo calligraphy lessons and workshops since 2002, with private sessions, group classes, and online interactive courses taught using a mindfulness-based method for all levels.
Reference guide to the five classical styles of Japanese calligraphy with visual explanations, historical context, and learning recommendations for beginners.
A guide to hanshi practice paper for Japanese calligraphy beginners, covering what it is, which side to write on, practice versus performance grades, and what to buy for starting practice.
Guide to cleaning, storing, and caring for Japanese calligraphy brushes with step-by-step instructions and common mistakes to avoid. Suitable for beginners learning shodo.
A publication exploring Japanese calligraphy and related aesthetic practices including tea, Zen, and paper arts.
Workshop in Japanese calligraphy (shodo) at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, featuring poetry by Akiko Yosano and open to beginners through advanced participants.
School of Shodo offers Japanese calligraphy lessons and workshops for learners of all levels, with online and in-person courses available in London and other locations, as well as custom demonstrations and creative.
A guide to Japanese calligraphy covering history, five styles, tools, and practice methods. Explains kanji meanings for calligraphy learners organized by themes including nature, virtues, and Zen.
Online live workshop in Japanese calligraphy and creative lettering led by artist Rie Takeda.
A guide to writing names in Japanese using katakana, with explanations of how the conversion works and common mistakes. Suitable for beginners learning kana and calligraphy.
Contact page for The Slow Brush, a blog about Japanese calligraphy and slow arts that provides in-depth writing and reviews for learners interested in cultural practice.
A tag archive for a blog exploring Japanese calligraphy and related slow arts, offering articles on technique, philosophy, and cultural context for learners and practitioners.
Gallery of student calligraphy works from the School of SHODO, which offers lessons and workshops in Japanese calligraphy for learners at various levels, both online and in-person.
Guide to Japanese calligraphy techniques covering brush strokes and foundational methods for learners beginning shodo practice.
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