Calligrapher (noun)

A person who practices calligraphy, the art of writing in a decorative or artistic way.

Origin:

From the greek kallos (beauty) + graphein (to write).

Examples:

1. The calligrapher carefully crafted each letter of the invitation.
2. The ancient manuscripts were written by skilled calligraphers.
3. The calligrapher's work was displayed in a gallery exhibition.
4. She studied under a master calligrapher to learn the traditional techniques.
5. He earned a living as a professional calligrapher, creating unique handwriting designs for special occasions.