Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	calligraphy	Western culture	Calligraphy is admired as a decorative art and hobby in Western cultures, but is not deeply embedded in mainstream traditions.	21
2	calligraphy	China	Calligraphy in China is highly regarded as an art form with deep cultural and historical significance.	11
3	calligraphy	Japan	Japanese culture highly values calligraphy as an essential and meditative art form.	10
4	calligraphy	Middle Eastern cultures	Calligraphy is deeply significant in Middle Eastern cultures and is often taught from a young age.	10
5	calligraphy	Europe	Calligraphy is considered a niche art form in Europe, predominantly used for formal occasions and decorative writing.	5
6	calligraphy	Traditional East Asian countries	Calligraphy is a revered and essential part of traditional arts and culture in Traditional East Asian countries.	5
7	calligraphy	United States	In the United States, calligraphy is considered a niche hobby or specialized skill and is not widely practiced or respected as in Eastern Asian cultures.	4
8	calligraphy	Ancient China	In ancient China, calligraphy was valued as a crucial skill for scholars and officials.	3
9	calligraphy	East Asia	Calligraphy in East Asia is a revered art form used in writing and painting to reflect character and skill.	3
10	calligraphy	Islamic cultures	Calligraphy holds religious and artistic significance in Islamic cultures.	3
11	calligraphy	Islamic	Calligraphy is a prominent feature of traditional Islamic architecture, often showcasing Quranic verses and Arabic poetry.	2
12	calligraphy	Islamic	Calligraphy is a distinctive feature of Islamic art and architecture.	2
13	calligraphy	Korea	In Korea, calligraphy is highly esteemed as both an art form and a meditative practice.	2
14	calligraphy	contemporary Western culture	In contemporary Western culture, calligraphy is appreciated as a form of decorative handwriting and artistic expression.	2
15	calligraphy	historical China	Calligraphy is an esteemed art form that reflects personality, skill, and education in historical Chinese culture.	2
16	calligraphy	traditional art culture	Calligraphy is a highly respected art form with deep cultural and spiritual significance in traditional art culture.	2
17	calligraphy	traditional art in East Asian countries	Calligraphy is a revered traditional art form symbolizing grace, harmony, and skill in East Asian cultures.	2
18	calligraphy	traditional crafts in China	Calligraphy is a highly esteemed traditional art form in China and East Asia with deep cultural significance.	2
19	calligraphy	Asian countries	Calligraphy in Asian countries is deeply rooted in history and tradition, often associated with meditation and spiritual practice in art and design.	1
20	calligraphy	Australia	Calligraphy is considered a niche hobby or decorative skill in Australian culture.	1
21	calligraphy	Eastern Asian languages	Calligraphy is highly valued in Eastern Asian cultures as an art form and a means of conveying meaning in their languages.	1
22	calligraphy	Museum curator in Asia	Calligraphy is a highly esteemed form of artistic expression deeply rooted in Asian traditions, as recognized by museum curators in Asia.	1
23	calligraphy	Traditional Industries	Calligraphy is a valued and deeply-rooted art form in traditional industries, often used for important documents and artworks.	1
24	calligraphy	Traditional Japanese culture	Japanese calligraphy, or shodo, is a revered and demanding traditional art form in Japanese culture.	1
25	calligraphy	fine arts	Calligraphy is a revered art form in East Asian cultures, requiring skill, patience, and harmony.	1
26	calligraphy	handicraft	Calligraphy is a highly respected art form deeply rooted in cultural and spiritual practices.	1
27	calligraphy	physical art culture	Calligraphy is a highly disciplined and spiritual art form in physical art culture.	1
28	calligraphy	traditional artisans in Eastern countries	Calligraphy is an esteemed form of art and self-expression in traditional Eastern cultures.	1