Kakejiku - Do Calligraphy test besides its extreme precision

besides its extreme precision

called "Tetsu-kon" - metal blue

Both names meaning simply "thick"

The Asanoha kamon comes from the Asanoha motif used as kimono ornament

Kakejiku - Do Calligraphy test besides its extreme precisionKakejiku Do Calligraphy Made in Japan Material: Japanese Washi paper Cotton Synthetic silk Calligraphy size (paper): 34 cm x 44 cm is probably the most important concept in Budo and Kobudo practice as it is the concept that gathers all arts under the category of Budo. It defines our practice as ways of self improvements rather than arts of war. It gathers all practitioners, regardless of their practice, under the same banner and shows our shared goal: