Japanese Calligraphy: bi-weekly workshops
Welcome to our regular sessions dedicated to Japanese calligraphy, culture and philosophy. Please, register to receive Zoom link and join us online for an hour of immersive experience of poetry, meditation, wisdom and calligraphy practice. It is recommended to have a calligraphy kit (brush, ink and rice paper). However, if you are a beginner and want to give it the first try, you can also experiment with other mediums (pens, markers etc). We are looking forward to welcoming you in our community!
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Japanese Calligraphy: knot
In Japanese culture, the concept of “結” (knot, tie up), or “musubu,” holds a deep and multifaceted significance. This kanji represents the act of binding, connecting, and uniting, reflecting the essence of relationships, harmony, and the interconnectedness of all things. Read more
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Japanese Calligraphy: love
In Japanese culture, love is an intricate combination of emotions, values, and connections, where authenticity, loyalty, and the mutual pursuit of shared well-being form the foundation of this profound sentiment. Read more
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Japanese Calligraphy: door
Join our next Japanese calligraphy session exploring kanji ‘door’. In Japanese culture, the concept of a “door” transcends its functional role as a mere entryway, becoming a symbol of transition, opportunity, and respect. Read more
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Japanese Calligraphy: cove
Join our next Japanese calligraphy session and study a new kanji – ‘cove’. In Japanese culture, the concept of “cove” holds a profound significance that extends beyond its natural and geographical connotations. Read more
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Japanese Calligraphy: fold
This is a series of workshops designed by Azumi Uchitani to explore Japanese culture through the art of calligraphy and language. This time we will learn Japanese character 折 (oru) which is a versatile verb that can have multiple meanings depending on the context. It can mean ‘to bend’, ‘to fold’, or ‘to break’. Read more
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Japanese calligraphy: paper
This is a series of workshops designed by Azumi Uchitani to explore Japanese culture through the art of calligraphy and language. Throughout Japanese history, paper has played a significant role in the country’s culture and traditions, and has been an essential part of daily life, from Japanese art and crafts like calligraphy and origami, to… Read more
