Was looking to get a seal made in Persian(Arabic with a few extra characters), so I asked around a few local hankoya and got 無理 from all of them. Understably, since there are too many wavy strokes, would be a nightmare to carve them precisely with no practice. So I started looking for some craftsmen who could make me one in Sanskrit(梵語), since as I understand, it has SOME cultural and religious history in these islands. Would just be for my personal collection(might register them with my banks), I understand it doesn’t have much legal significance.
Any suggestions? I am based in Tokyo but doesn’t really matter how far they are, I can just hop on a shink and money is no object. Would this be a little less 無理?
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If it’s going to be for your personal collection it doesn’t matter but a legal hanko needs to be in Japanese or alphabetical