Japanese Geisha In Kimono Baseball T-Shirts

Beauty Geisha Kanji japanese art

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Tsuru 鶴 is the Japanese word for the famous royal cranes of Japan. They are a symbol of the country, as the red mark on their forehead resembles the Japanese flag, and are commonly found on kimono worn in the fall thru the new year. This is an original design, based off of my huge collection of antique kimono.

Geisha Blade

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Beautiful Geisha / Vintage Watercolor Hokusai japanese art style from Edo period

Tradicional Japanese Woman Geisha with flowers and calm setting

Beautiful Geisha / Vintage japanese art style

Geisha Tattoo Art

This cute Kyoto geisha says "Kyoto" with Japanese katakana!

My dream of Geisha

Geisha With Geisha Symbol And Tattoo

Geisha With Geisha Symbol And Tattoo

Yokai Geisha in Ukiyo-E style.

Geisha in vapor wave aesthetics.

a glimpse of a geisha

Japanese girl in kimono, i draw this one based on One Piece series character named komurasaki.. that time the characters color still unknown

Fanart drawn by me

A handmade Geisha design

Geisha Japanese Vaporwave Cyberpunk

Tattooed Geisha crow quill pen and ink on gold metallic card

Quarantine Girls series - “Covid Geisha”

This geisha graphic will add some vintage style to your wardrobe or laptop.

Death Gaze

Gore Geisha Chainsaw Hand Bloody Fight with Master Yakuza

This colourful Geisha image is from my original mixed media artwork. Commissions welcome, affordable art www.casimirasquirkyart.com

"Woman Playing the Flute" by Mizuno Hidekata depicts a beautifully dressed geisha in a traditional kimono, elegantly playing a flute. This Japanese vintage artwork captures the essence of classical Japanese culture. #MizunoHidekata #Geisha #JapaneseArt #Kimono #FlutePlaying

Japanese Geisha flower

Japanese women who entertain through performing the ancient traditions of art, dance and singing, and are distinctively characterized by their wearing of kimono and oshiroi makeup.

Geisha With Geisha Symbol And Tattoo

Ink, gouache and digital. Japanese women have been perfecting the art of entertainment for hundreds of years. Yet the term geisha, or geigi, only emerged in the 18th century. Geishas are seen as successful, skilled and emotionally strong. There is no equivalent to geisha in the West, therefore, the literal translation ‘entertainer’ is often used.

Japanese aesthetic geisha design style for anyone who loves geisha, samurai, Japan and Japanese culture.

Demonic Geisha

A stylish design featuring a Geisha Hiding Two Tanto Under Sleeves.