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Takeda Shingen (武田信玄)
Takeda Shingen was a historical Japanese feudal lord (大名 / Daimyo) during the Sengoku or warring states period of Japan. Known as one of the most powerful warlords of his...
Takeda Shingen (武田信玄)
Takeda Shingen was a historical Japanese feudal lord (大名 / Daimyo) during the Sengoku or warring states period of Japan. Known as one of the most powerful warlords of his...
Bunshōsei (文昌星)
Bunshōsei is an asterism (a group of stars) believed by ancient Chinese to preside over literary fortunes and official rankings; a group of six stars forming a crescent shape near...
Bunshōsei (文昌星)
Bunshōsei is an asterism (a group of stars) believed by ancient Chinese to preside over literary fortunes and official rankings; a group of six stars forming a crescent shape near...
Weather-Beaten Bones (野ざらし / Nozarashi)
Nozarashi can be translated to "weather-beaten bones" or bones exposed to the elements, and is a theme that can be found throughout multiple Japanese stories, theatrical performances, and poems.
Weather-Beaten Bones (野ざらし / Nozarashi)
Nozarashi can be translated to "weather-beaten bones" or bones exposed to the elements, and is a theme that can be found throughout multiple Japanese stories, theatrical performances, and poems.
Mitate (見立て)
In traditional Japanese tattooing, Mitate (見立て) refers to the use of allusions, puns and "double entendre" or double meanings. These would be used as a witty way of displaying or...
Mitate (見立て)
In traditional Japanese tattooing, Mitate (見立て) refers to the use of allusions, puns and "double entendre" or double meanings. These would be used as a witty way of displaying or...