Japanese Calligraphy

Dates:November 9, 2025
Meets:Su from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Location:Mt. Airy Axis, 520 Carpenter Lane
Cost: $39.00

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Experience the meditative and creative art of Japanese calligraphy in this unique and inspiring workshop. You'll practice basic brush strokes while learning proper posture and the mindful approach essential to this traditional art form. Explore the beauty of kanji characters, write your name in Japanese, and combine art, language learning, meditation, and self-expression in one enriching experience. No prior experience is necessary, as every step will be guided, allowing participants to follow along easily and create their own calligraphy masterpiece to take home. Embrace the opportunity to try something new and different, fostering a sense of accomplishment and self-efficacy through this timeless art. All materials are provided—just bring your curiosity!

Notes:

$5 materials fee payable to the instructor.
Fee: $39.00

Mt. Airy Axis, 520 Carpenter Lane

Between McCallum and Greene Streets, same block as Big Blue Marble and the Co-op.

Natalie Mancini

teaches Japanese conversation, Japanese calligraphy, as well as fusion bellydance classes at MALT. She grew up in Japan and is a native speaker of Japanese. She teaches Japanese conversation, Japanese calligraphy, as well as fusion bellydance classes at MALT. Natalie holds a master’s degree in Japanese linguistics. Since 2009, she has been teaching Japanese at various institutions across the U.S. and has developed curricula ranging from introductory to advanced levels. Additionally, she practiced calligraphy throughout her school years in Japan. Bellydance: Natalie Phoenix began her belly dance journey over 20 years ago. She has taught and performed extensively throughout Hawaii, appearing at a wide range of events and shows. Her primary training has been with renowned dancers such as Zoe Jakes, Kami Liddle, and Kalae Kaina, and she has further expanded her skills through workshops with artists from around the world. Natalie was also a member of Shakti Dance Movement, a Hawaii-based troupe known for its dynamic fusion-style choreography.

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