Maiko Kids Hoodies

made with Rembrandt soft pastel and carbotello stabilo pencils

Made with Rembrandt dry pastel and stabilo pastel pencils

work done with Rembrandt soft pastel

Photo of two maiko (geisha in training) walking along a Japanese street wearing beautiful kimonos.

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Kyoto Maiko my Loui Jover

The wandering maiko by Loui Jover

Maiko dressed in a kimono inspired by art deco

colored pencil art

Design of a Maiko under a cherry tree in bloom.

Beautiful Japanese girl - Maiko from the 1880s after the Meiji Restoration

Geishas

Logo

Pink Geisha

Black & white designs.

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

For maiko, or geisha in training, the elaborate and beautiful headpieces they wear often correspond to the seasons and the months, in which each month traditionally represented by certain flowers or other ornaments, and some months even have multiple. These designs celebrate the gorgeous kanzashi and the maiko that wear them! January - Pine, plum, and bamboo February - Plum blossom March - Peony April - Cherry blossom May - Iris June - Willow July - Uchiwa (round hand fans) August - Pampas grass September - Bell flower October - Chrysanthemum November - Maple leaf December - Mochibana (this kanzashi is adorned with mochi/rice cake flowers and maneki tags)

For maiko, or geisha in training, the elaborate and beautiful headpieces they wear often correspond to the seasons and the months, in which each month traditionally represented by certain flowers or other ornaments, and some months even have multiple. These designs celebrate the gorgeous kanzashi and the maiko that wear them! January - Pine, plum, and bamboo February - Plum blossom March - Peony April - Cherry blossom May - Iris June - Willow July - Uchiwa (round hand fans) August - Pampas grass September - Bell flower October - Chrysanthemum November - Maple leaf December - Mochibana (this kanzashi is adorned with mochi/rice cake flowers and maneki tags)

For maiko, or geisha in training, the elaborate and beautiful headpieces they wear often correspond to the seasons and the months, in which each month traditionally represented by certain flowers or other ornaments, and some months even have multiple. These designs celebrate the gorgeous kanzashi and the maiko that wear them! January - Pine, plum, and bamboo February - Plum blossom March - Peony April - Cherry blossom May - Iris June - Willow July - Uchiwa (round hand fans) August - Pampas grass September - Bell flower October - Chrysanthemum November - Maple leaf December - Mochibana (this kanzashi is adorned with mochi/rice cake flowers and maneki tags)

For maiko, or geisha in training, the elaborate and beautiful headpieces they wear often correspond to the seasons and the months, in which each month traditionally represented by certain flowers or other ornaments, and some months even have multiple. These designs celebrate the gorgeous kanzashi and the maiko that wear them! January - Pine, plum, and bamboo February - Plum blossom March - Peony April - Cherry blossom May - Iris June - Willow July - Uchiwa (round hand fans) August - Pampas grass September - Bell flower October - Chrysanthemum November - Maple leaf December - Mochibana (this kanzashi is adorned with mochi/rice cake flowers and maneki tags)

For maiko, or geisha in training, the elaborate and beautiful headpieces they wear often correspond to the seasons and the months, in which each month traditionally represented by certain flowers or other ornaments, and some months even have multiple. These designs celebrate the gorgeous kanzashi and the maiko that wear them! January - Pine, plum, and bamboo February - Plum blossom March - Peony April - Cherry blossom May - Iris June - Willow July - Uchiwa (round hand fans) August - Pampas grass September - Bell flower October - Chrysanthemum November - Maple leaf December - Mochibana (this kanzashi is adorned with mochi/rice cake flowers and maneki tags)

For maiko, or geisha in training, the elaborate and beautiful headpieces they wear often correspond to the seasons and the months, in which each month traditionally represented by certain flowers or other ornaments, and some months even have multiple. These designs celebrate the gorgeous kanzashi and the maiko that wear them! January - Pine, plum, and bamboo February - Plum blossom March - Peony April - Cherry blossom May - Iris June - Willow July - Uchiwa (round hand fans) August - Pampas grass September - Bell flower October - Chrysanthemum November - Maple leaf December - Mochibana (this kanzashi is adorned with mochi/rice cake flowers and maneki tags)

For maiko, or geisha in training, the elaborate and beautiful headpieces they wear often correspond to the seasons and the months, in which each month traditionally represented by certain flowers or other ornaments, and some months even have multiple. These designs celebrate the gorgeous kanzashi and the maiko that wear them! January - Pine, plum, and bamboo February - Plum blossom March - Peony April - Cherry blossom May - Iris June - Willow July - Uchiwa (round hand fans) August - Pampas grass September - Bell flower October - Chrysanthemum November - Maple leaf December - Mochibana (this kanzashi is adorned with mochi/rice cake flowers and maneki tags)

Geisha / Maiko ◎ Pop color design

Art nouveau fantasy illustration of a maiko (geisha in training) in autumn

Maiko moving forward

For maiko, or geisha in training, the elaborate and beautiful headpieces they wear often correspond to the seasons and the months, in which each month traditionally represented by certain flowers or other ornaments, and some months even have multiple. These designs celebrate the gorgeous kanzashi and the maiko that wear them! January - Pine, plum, and bamboo February - Plum blossom March - Peony April - Cherry blossom May - Iris June - Willow July - Uchiwa (round hand fans) August - Pampas grass September - Bell flower October - Chrysanthemum November - Maple leaf December - Mochibana (this kanzashi is adorned with mochi/rice cake flowers and maneki tags)

I may just be a fake boyfriend, but if anything happens… I'll be the one to protect you

For maiko, or geisha in training, the elaborate and beautiful headpieces they wear often correspond to the seasons and the months, in which each month traditionally represented by certain flowers or other ornaments, and some months even have multiple. These designs celebrate the gorgeous kanzashi and the maiko that wear them! January - Pine, plum, and bamboo February - Plum blossom March - Peony April - Cherry blossom May - Iris June - Willow July - Uchiwa (round hand fans) August - Pampas grass September - Bell flower October - Chrysanthemum November - Maple leaf December - Mochibana (this kanzashi is adorned with mochi/rice cake flowers and maneki tags)

Maiko (apprentice Geisha) and her Kitsune (fox spirit) friend

Ink illustration of a maiko (apprentice geisha) performing a traditional Japanese dance.

In a flurry of feathers, the heart bursts into flight. Kimono, cranes, and geisha -- Japanese beauty in oil paint and gold leaf.

"美しい日本" - Beautiful Japan in Japanese ◎ Beautiful modern pop Geisha / Maiko art ◎ with cool simple Kanji words

My dream of Geisha

Impressionist Painting of Japanese maiko (apprentice geisha) walking along a tree-lined lane in the moonlight. Painted in a style reminiscent of Van Gogh's Starry Night.