Calligraphy (noun)

1. The art of beautiful writing, especially handwriting, traditionally done with a brush and ink.
2. The style or technique of writing in such a manner.

Origin:

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

Examples:

1. She studied calligraphy in China and now teaches it at a local college.
2. The invitation was written in elegant calligraphy.
3. The calligraphy on the ancient scrolls was still legible after centuries.
4. The penmanship of the Declaration of Independence was considered a fine example of calligraphy.
5. He spent years perfecting his calligraphy, eventually becoming a master calligrapher.