Mongolian calligraphy

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I used mongolian calligraphy on my dress. I'm sewed phrase from the poem of Natsagdorj on the white dress. And also embroider my name on the black dress.

Mongolian calligraphy is a kind of calligraphy in East Asia. It is mostly done with brush, like most other calligraphies in East Asia.      

The Classic Mongolian script written from the top downwards and in clockwise turns and has a classic vertical direction which expresses the almost optimal movement of handwriting due to the theory of probability. The Chinggis Khaan’s stele (inscribed Monument) which was writing around 1224 is an ancient memento, a memory at the same time as well as a monument and a very rare subject of research and studies regarding the Mongolian Calligraphy. On the Stone Sutra Chinggis Khaan’s stele one can observe the relations of the sky and the Earth, the row supporting special principle fo letters and words and the subject of respect and admiration. The artistry peculiarity, different writing style and forms like print style, hand written, folded etc. and the kind of usage of bamboo pen and stamps were studied continuously, spreaded and developed further. In this modern time promotion of not only the calligraphy research and study but also to development of the Mongolian Calligraphy in accordance with the oriental philosophy, agitating music, beautiful poetry, art painting etc. is extremely necessary as well as the use of this special art of different consumer goods in order to make clear the national peculiar tradition.