Realize your dreams, a dream made real.
夢実現 is the realization of a dream, said the way a Japanese poster or headline says it: short and bold. Worn as a tattoo, it reads as a goal, stated plainly.
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Realize your dreams, a dream made real.
夢実現 is the realization of a dream, said the way a Japanese poster or headline says it: short and bold. Worn as a tattoo, it reads as a goal, stated plainly.
夢実現 is three characters for a hope you mean to make happen. 夢 here is a dream in the waking sense, something hoped for, and 実現 is realization, turning a plan or a hope into fact. The three characters read the way a poster reads: plain, direct and modern. Whether it is for your own goal or for someone setting out on one is yours.
夢実現 is composed of the words 夢 (read yume) meaning "dream; dreams" and 実現 (read jitsugen) meaning "to realize; to make happen".
The phrase is 夢の実現, the realization of a dream, with its particle dropped the way a headline drops it; the full phrase is in print from 1903, and the short form from 1918, in a Japanese volume of Tolstoy's letters.
We want you to be as happy with the meaning as you are with Master Takase's art. To learn more, visit Philology of 夢実現.
Each design is Master Japanese Calligrapher Eri Takase's hand-brushed calligraphy of the word or phrase on this page, delivered as a PDF you can print. Every PDF includes the line art, so a tattoo artist or a craftsperson can work from the outline as well as the brushed image.
Your purchase includes a personal-use license: use the design as a tattoo reference, frame it, engrave it, print it for yourself, or make it into a gift. For more information see Licensing, which also covers commercial-use options that may be purchased separately.
Your PDF is available for download the moment your order completes, and a copy is attached to your emailed receipt.
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Master Takase personally brushes your scroll when you order, and it bears her red seal and her signature. The scroll has woven damask borders and layered Japanese paper, so it hangs straight, and it arrives ready to display.