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Revision as of 16:47, 26 February 2023
Japanese calligraphy is an ancestral art.
It is considered as a way to reach the Buddha, because it requires a lot of calm and concentration.
The original name is 書道 / しょどう (shodou).
To make calligraphy you need the following tools:
| 筆 / ふで(Fude) | Pencil |
| 筆沖 / ふでおき(Fudeoki) | Pencil support |
| 墨 / すみ (Sumi) | Ink |
| 紙 / かみ (Kami) | Paper |
| 硯 / すずり (Suzuri) | Inkpot |
| 下敷き / したじき (Shitajiki) | Blotter |
| 文鎮 / ぶんちん(Bunchin) | Paperweight |
Work in progress...
I will add pictures and more informations later.
Notes :
- écriture cursive
- pression du pinceau
- kanji de l'année