Round curves. Only one possible form.
Straight strokes. Also a single form — this is how Japan writes names from abroad.
Thousands of characters, each one with its own meaning. Many of them are read «Erica»: none of them is the correct one.
That is where a person has to choose, not a translator: a Japanese calligrapher who has already written the names of more than 500 people by hand, on the street, one by one.
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Your name carries the meaning of sharing out what you have, turning the place where you are into a warm village where people gather, and leaving behind a perfume people recognize.
Your name carries the meaning of wearing the smile always, living by your own rules and at your own rhythm, and letting what is yours come out sung.
Your name carries the meaning of shining with the transparency of crystal, letting the light through the way a colored jewel does, and opening the way a flower opens.
Your name carries the meaning of looking after the encounters life brings you, understanding the reason things work the way they do, and building a bridge between people.
Your name carries the meaning of having what is yours flourish, giving off scent the way white jasmine does, and shining with a splendid radiance.
Your name carries the meaning of standing out wherever you are, holding together with temper, and bringing goodness and beauty into one.
Your name carries the meaning of running wide the way the river runs, turning the place where you are into a warm village where people gather, and opening the way a flower opens.
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☕ buy me a coffeeEverything above is drawn by a typeface: a thousand Ericas, the same stroke. Not this one. The calligrapher dips the brush and writes yours a single time — the ink opens where it opens, the stroke breaks where it breaks.



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Your name printed on what you use every day. We do not sell the shirt: we give you the file and you take it to your printer.
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