23rd January – National Handwriting Day
Have you ever wondered why we dedicate a special day to handwriting?

First established in 1977, this day holds even greater significance today, as we increasingly rely on keyboards and digital devices for written communication.

Historically, handwriting traces back to 3400 BC in Mesopotamia. Over centuries, it evolved into a skill that symbolized status and refinement. A well-crafted handwriting style became a mark of individuality and sophistication.

Even today, you can turn your handwriting into a personal statement by refining your style and skills. It’s worth remembering that our ability to read stems from the foundation of once learning to write clearly and thoughtfully.

In an era dominated by automation, handwriting offers a touch of humanity. There’s something undeniably heartfelt about penning a note for someone you cherish—it conveys emotion in a way that typed text rarely can.

So, let’s honor the beauty and authenticity of handwriting. Mark your calendar and celebrate National Handwriting Day every year on 23rd January.