Framed Calligraphy (Shodo)

$34.95
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Beautifully designed and illustrated, this artwork is created on delicate paper using a medium sized calligraphy brush sent specially from Japan. A gorgeous decorative piece for your home or office, this handmade calligraphy frame is the perfect gift for almost any occasion.

When you purchase one of our framed calligraphy pieces, Erika will work with your closely to find the perfect Kanji to match the feeling or personality of the person receiving the gift.

As part of your order you will also receive a small card that shows the meaning of each individual Kanji and translates it into English or Japanese to enhance the sentimental value of your gift.

Each of our frames are approximately 20cm h x 15.5cm w (including frame) and 14.5cm h x 10cm w (paper only). If you would like a custom order made, please contact us and we will try our best to create a size that suits your needs.

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Beautifully designed and illustrated, this artwork is created on delicate paper using a medium sized calligraphy brush sent specially from Japan. A gorgeous decorative piece for your home or office, this handmade calligraphy frame is the perfect gift for almost any occasion.

When you purchase one of our framed calligraphy pieces, Erika will work with your closely to find the perfect Kanji to match the feeling or personality of the person receiving the gift.

As part of your order you will also receive a small card that shows the meaning of each individual Kanji and translates it into English or Japanese to enhance the sentimental value of your gift.

Each of our frames are approximately 20cm h x 15.5cm w (including frame) and 14.5cm h x 10cm w (paper only). If you would like a custom order made, please contact us and we will try our best to create a size that suits your needs.

What is Shodo?

Shodo (書道) is one of the oldest forms of traditional Japanese art, dating back to the 5th century. Shodo is a highly regarded art form both in Japan and abroad for the skill required and unique aesthetic produced. The beauty of shodo comes from the diverse use of techniques and flowing brush strokes. True shodo artists value simplicity and beauty in the work they produce, allowing the brush to flow freely to convey the feeling and meaning through the Kanji designs they produce.

Taking care of your framed calligraphy

Like any other work of art, Japanese calligraphies are vulnerable to UV. Please avoid displaying your calligraphy in direct sunlight, as continued exposure will degrade the sensitive paper and cause the calligraphy ink to fade. The high-quality yet delicate paper is also sensitive to strong moisture, so places with poor ventilation, bathrooms, powder rooms, or directly in front of an air conditioner should be avoided.