Chinese Calligraphy
"Wing Chun Idiom Scrolls"

Availability: In Stock
Scroll Dimensions: Approx 12" x 48" ea.
Price: $29.95 / pair
Frame not included

Hand Painted Wing Chun Idiom Chinese Calligraphy Scroll

   This similar pair of idioms was proudly hung inside the Wing Chun School of Late Grand Master "Leung Jon" in Foo San, China. The idiom on the right side says "Authentic Wing Chun pass on", the left side says "Southern becomes strong". Once upon a time the martial artists from the North would frequently come to challenge the Southern martial artists but they were unsuccessful in their endeavors. Many Southern Wing Chun masters defeated all challengers.

Add this traditional look in your Wing Chun School, or for your training area. It is also a great gift for your Sifu's Wing Chun School! Each piece of calligraphy is hand painted by Sifu Sam Chan and features a traditional red seal.

   Every Chinese character, from the simplest to the most complex, is formed of one or more strokes in a variety of combinations. There are precise rules governing the writing of a character; the strokes must go from left to right, downward and inward. These rules must always be respected, apart from a small number of exceptions, in order to achieve a correct, graceful, harmonious, swift, and above all, legible writing.

Entrance of Sifu Chan's Wing Chun Trainning Room