NLXL Kiku Sui Wallpaper
The traditional Japanese art of Irezumi has been practiced since the Edo era, approximately 400 years ago. Its literal translation is "poke blue," as the Sumi ink used turns a beautiful blue-black color upon entering the skin.
Often incorporating motifs such as Koi (carp) and words like Horimono and Shisei, Irezumi holds various meanings depending on the positioning and combination of these elements. Despite similar words like Horimono and Shisei, Irezumi remains the most commonly used term.
As a designer or industry expert, you may appreciate Irezumi's rich history, its meaning, and its role in Japanese culture.
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The traditional Japanese art of Irezumi has been practiced since the Edo era, approximately 400 years ago. Its literal translation is "poke blue," as the Sumi ink used turns a beautiful blue-black color upon entering the skin.
Often incorporating motifs such as Koi (carp) and words like Horimono and Shisei, Irezumi holds various meanings depending on the positioning and combination of these elements. Despite similar words like Horimono and Shisei, Irezumi remains the most commonly used term.
As a designer or industry expert, you may appreciate Irezumi's rich history, its meaning, and its role in Japanese culture.
