Calligraphy is more than just decorative writing; it’s an art that blends form, precision, and expression. Throughout history, cultures worldwide have developed unique scripts, Chinese, Arabic, Gothic, and more, that showcase the artistry of letterforms. Practitioners use specialized tools like brushes, quills, or modern pens to create strokes that evoke emotion and meaning. Whether used in manuscripts, wedding invitations, or digital designs, calligraphy continues to captivate with its refined elegance.
World-Wide Q&A celebrates this artistic tradition across different regions, keeping the art form alive and appreciated.
Araya Tomson Changed status to publish June 23, 2025