FOHTA™ is the Acronym for From One Hand To Another. The name was created in 1979 based on the different Hands used in Calligraphy. Hands refers to the different styles of calligraphy: Roman, Uncial, Gothic, Carolingian, Chancery, Cursive, Italic and Copperplate.
Each piece is a reflection of the God-given talent of penmanship.
Supporting Scripture
And the Testimony Tables were the work of God and the writing was the writing of God, graven upon the tables. — Exodus 32:16
JANUARY 2012 FOHTA™
JANUARY 2012 SPECIAL - National Handwriting Day is January 23. From One Hand To Another (FOHTA), celebrates "National Handwriting Day" every January 23 on John Hancock's Birthday. This Year FOHTA created a "NATIONAL Handwriting Day" Poster. Only $10.00 plus S/H at http://www.fohta.com/events
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What's In A Name plaque( WIAN)
$25.00-_ Select designer paper from www.Fohta.com/wian and view WIAN in the FOHTA GALLERY.
