Traditional japanese woman art

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#TraditionalJapaneseAttire #TranquilPond #LotusFlowers #Waterfall #Ukiyo-e #SereneExpression Japanese Ukiyo-e Illustrations, Japanese Portrait Painting, Traditional Japanese Woman Art, Japanese Ukiyo-e, Traditional Japanese Geisha Art, Old Japanese Woman, Japanese Art Flowers, Japanese Art Traditional, Japanese Art Aesthetic

This image features a graceful young woman in traditional Japanese attire standing beside a tranquil pond. She is holding a single cup from which water gently overflows, with lotus flowers and a gentle waterfall in the background, symbolizing emotional openness, creativity, and intuition. Her serene expression conveys sensitivity and curiosity, and the image is styled in Ukiyo-e.

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Japanese Art Old, Japanese Geisha Painting, Old Japanese Paintings, Japanese Illustration Traditional, Traditional Japanese Woman Art, Asian Traditional Art, Ancient Japanese Aesthetic, Japanese Traditional Art Paintings, Traditional Japanese Geisha Drawing

A.I. technology has made it possible to come up with fantastic new worlds. I have been using the A.I. art app mid-journey to dream up some works combining modern ideas with Japanese traditions and lifestyle. Here are some of my recent works. Feel also free to check out my Instagram for daily updates!

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Edo Hairstyles by https://www.deviantart.com/lilsuika on @DeviantArt Japanese Hairstyle Traditional, Japan Hairstyle, Japanese Hairstyles, Japanese Princess, Japanese Edo Period, Japanese Traditional Clothing, Taisho Era, Edo Era, Traditional Hairstyle

Description A few studies of Edo hair fashion. --- NOTES from Kimono by Liza Dalby: “In the sixteenth century, the nobility ceased to be the sole source of fashion inspiration. Playgirls (asobime) – multitalented, trendy ladies who led rather public lives (sometimes glossed as ‘courtesans’) – wore their kosode belted with long tasseled silk cords. The cords, called Nogoya obi, were woven according to a style then popular in China, roped about the hips six or seven times, and tied in a…

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