When we first start on the path of education, one of the first things they teach us in school is how to write, and while not everyone picks it up quickly or easily, calligraphy has its tricks and is also an art where you work on your ability to have a beautiful letter, correctly formed and following different styles or sizes.

Although you may have come across examples of people with flawless handwriting on social media, the most notable is Paktriki Malla, a 14-year-old Nepalese girl who has shone and stood out for the remarkable calligraphy she can execute, so much so that it appears to be printed text. Several specialists have examined its writing style and found that the space between the letters, as well as each letter, is completely symmetrical.

Although handwritten school notes are becoming less common, they were once more widespread than you may believe, and the technique of writing with a pencil or paper has become obsolete owing to the availability of technological instruments. To honor the girl’s outstanding efforts, the government of her nation chose to honor her. The snapshot of a sheet of her notes went viral on social media. Several users have suggested that Microsoft Office include her letter as an official source for its applications. One person also stated that seeing the handwriting reminded him of his boyhood when he would see his father’s well-written works.

A statement from the Asian country stated that the girl’s signature is the most beautiful in the entire country, which piqued the curiosity of people all over the world in trying to find someone who can compete with or surpass her gorgeous and exquisite calligraphy. Pakriti Malla won an award for “World’s Best Handwriting” a few years ago after competing in a competition in 2017. Without a doubt, what this girl has accomplished is worthy of sharing and being a source of encouragement for many youngsters who are starting to write and may be able to practice to the level of Pakriti.