Japanese black Daruma-spending handwritten calligraphy

Japanese black Daruma-spending handwritten calligraphy It was the first time that Gu Li Zijian publicly wrote Huichun in 2019. Faced with guests watching in front of the stage and passers-by watching, coupled with his lack of experience in using ink, he would often be very nervous and his hands would be in shock. He wanted to thank the guests. their consideration. The fonts at that time were thin and pointed, with large deviations in strength and uncontrolled fonts. Nowadays, the fonts are thick and rounded, and occasionally some sharp corners are retained. It is possible that most of the content written is blessings and messages, so the fonts tend to be honest and easy-going. This may be related to the fact that as people grow up, they become a little more mature in everything they do, but they hope to retain their original intentions. "The words change with the people, and people enjoy the words." Calligraphy works can fit into picture frames and be put into frames for desktop or home decoration. Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm Production form: Handwritten calligraphy of spend money Paper selected: British "Ganggu" paper with white stripes 220gsm (painting paper texture) The goods will be placed in a waterproof transparent bag with our message note attached. In addition, thick cardboard will be added to the mail to ensure that the goods can be delivered safely. After we receive your order, we will send the goods within the designated business working days, and the delivery range can even be overseas. Please make sure the address you filled in Pinkoi and Paypal is correct.