English: A handmade "gago in" (artistic, highly personalized signature-seal) from Japan. This "gago in" spells out "Mitsuko", a woman's given name, in Japanese ideographs called "Kanji". Note the extremely archaic form of the ideographs for "fire/light" ("Mitsu") and "child" ("Ko"), presented in right-to-left order. Also notice the fairly uniform width of the lines and use of "shu bun" style (red letters on a blank background, with red border), features required in extremely formal "inkan" called "jitsu in" but not essential in the very informal "inkan" called "gago in".