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Digitizing service so if you need the print in an electronic file. Available file types: JPG, PDF, PSD, EPS, AI, PNG or TIFF. Having your Shodo digitized into an electronic form to print certificates, awards, business & marketing materials, posters, diplomas, email, flyers, shirts, etc.

At first, only the Emperor of Japan, his most trusted vassals and Samurai held Hanko, as they were a symbol of their authority. Now through Sinsetsu Studio, you can get your own custom Hanko. Handmade in stone, each delicately carved seal imprinted with the bearer’s name is used in Japan like how a signature is in western cultures.
Choose from your family name, business name, a meaning, motto, phrase or proverb to be translated by Sinsetsu Studio into a custom made Hanko.

Completely hand-drawn Japanese Calligraphy by Master Calligrapher and Artist “Mako”. Have your name translated and written in Kanji as a one-of-a-kind piece of artwork.

Completely hand-drawn Japanese Calligraphy by Master Calligrapher and Artist “Mako”. Your family name along with you and your loved ones names.

All Shodo are completely unique, one-of-a-kind pieces of artwork. Shodo is written on Japanese rice paper (washi) using a bamboo and animal hair brush called a fude with sumi ink. We have available two types of Washi (rice paper), smooth or textured.

Paper sizes available: 11″x14″ or 16″x20″

Completely hand-drawn Japanese Calligraphy by Master Calligrapher and Artist “Mako”. Your choice of inspirational words or phrases with you and your loved ones names.

All Shodo are completely unique, one-of-a-kind pieces of artwork. Shodo is written on Japanese rice paper (washi) using a bamboo and animal hair brush called a fude with sumi ink. We have available two types of Washi (rice paper), smooth or textured.

Paper sizes available: 8″x10″ or 11″x14″

Mon (紋) or kamon (家紋), are Japanese heraldic symbols. Mon may refer to any symbol, while kamon refer specifically to family symbols. Mon serve roughly similar functions to badges, crests, and coats of arms in European heraldry. Like European heraldry, mon were initially held only by aristocratic families, and were gradually adapted by commoners.

Completely hand-drawn by Master Calligrapher and Artist “Mako”, your Mon can be made on either Japanese hand-made rice paper (washi) with a smooth or textured surface,  or on a Japanese art board (shikishi) edged with gold colored trim.