＜SessionA ＞
Time schedule
SessionA is the main course.
(Adult￥5000，U12children￥2000)
You can experience Japanese calligraphy and learn about Kanji.
Time taken about 30min~60min
1. Practical exercise
You will learn the basics of Japanese calligraphy.
First, we will begin by explaning the tools and materials used in calligraphy and an overview of "Kanji" characters. Japanese often use characters known as "Kanji". The characters you use in your Malligraphy (calligraphy workshop studio Kyoto) creations are "Kanji"
After a brief introduction, we will proceed to practical exercises such as the picture on the left.
There are four types of Malligraphy brush strokes. The first is horizontal lines, the second is vertical lines, the third is left sweeps, the fourth is right sweeps.
These four types of exercise are the foundations of calligraphy. This exercise will help you when writing Kanji.
With Malligraphy Kyoto, you can learn important things about calligraphy in a short amount of time.
2. Creation
We will engage in the creation of our own works.
First, you choose your favorite Shikishi board. Shikishi board is a special paper used in creating calligraphy works.
Malligraphy (calligraphy workshop studio kyoto) offers a wide range of designs including Shikishi boards of different sizes, folding fans, cute Shikisi board, wall work, postcards, and more. It's a design that is typical of Kyoto.
Following that, you choose your favorite "Kanji" and then make your own creation.
The most popular Kanji is 侍(Samurai). Some people even took on more difficult challenges like 風(Wind) and 達人(Master)！
What Kanji will you challenge yourself to write？
You can take home your art work. It will be a great souvenir from Kyoto.
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3. Enjoy Japanese tea
We provide free Japanese tea after calligraphy class.
Malligraphy (calligraphy workshop studio Kyoto) has a Japanese tea selector on staff. He is knowledgeable about Japanese tea such as Matcha, Hojicha, and green tea. You can choose your tea from among them.
The tea is available hot or iced. In the summer, you can cool off with some iced tea.
To experience Japanese calligraphy and tea drinking in Kyoto will be a special experience for you.
〈SessionC〉Commision request
You can request a master calligrapher to write whatever words you like.
(￥３０００)
Such as your name in "Kanji" characters, a gift for the family, an anniversary board, interior etc...
Recommended for those in a hurry. Time taken ~30min
1. Choose word and Shikishi board
First you choose your favorite Shikishi board. The Shikishi board is a special paper used in creating calligraphy works.
After choosing the Shikishi board, you can have a calligrapher write the words you want them to write. The calligrapher will write the words you request in Kanji and turn them into a work of art.
There is also a package that allows you to receive both Session A and Session C .
2. Japanese naming culture
Malligraphy (Calligraphy workshop studio Kyoto) Session C, The most popular request is to write your name in Kanji characters. I would like to introduce the naming culture of Japan.
This picture on left was written at Jennifer's request.
慈(A heart that loves the weak, such as children)＝”J”
恵(Blessing)＝”e"
仁(Compassion)＝”nni"
富(Wealth)＝”ｆ”
愛(Love)＝"er"
In this way, when I received the request, I used Kanji with positive meanings.
In Japan, we give children names with good meanings in Kanji, hoping that their lives will be bright and prosperous. Each Kanji has a meaning, so writing your name in Kanji is meaningful.
3. Calligrapher＆Lecture by Marin Yano
Marin Yano is Calligrapher and Malligraphy's (Japanese calligraphy workshop studio Kyoto) Lecturer.
She has 20 years of calligraphy experience.
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Purchase of commision artwork
[Service Features]
International shipping available (additional shipping fees apply).
Custom-made artworks tailored to your requests.
[Who It's Popular With]
Those looking for a memorable souvenir from their trip to Japan.
Couples seeking a keepsake from their honeymoon.
Individuals who want to gift a personalized artwork featuring the names of family members or loved ones.
People who wish to decorate their home with unique Japanese calligraphy.
Families who want to display their family names as a part of their home décor.
