Water Kanji Japanese Calligraphy Hanko Rubber Stamp

This beautiful stamp has Japanese calligraphy for the kanji 水. It means water. Water in Japanese is pronounced mizu. A word using this kanji is 香水 (or kousui) - meaning perfume. 水 is one of the kanji that is also means the same in Chinese. Did you know that this kanji represents one of the 5 Japanese elements? A hanko stamp is a Japanese signature stamp. It is often used to sign documents or art. Use this stamp to give your art the signature of water! About Kanji: A kanji is the Japanese word for Chinese character. Chinese characters represent an idea into one character. Typically, one part of the kanji is the meaning of the character, while the other gives it the sound. They are usually combined with other kanji to make complex words.