Showing posts with label japanese geisha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label japanese geisha. Show all posts

07 October 2010

Geisha in Black Kimono and Fan at Zazzle from brianadragon

The season of autumn is perfectly portrayed in this illustration of a geisha in a black and red kimono, holding a Japanese fan in front of her face in a traditional Japanese pose. The geisha is standing in front of lake with mountains in the background with red amd orange Japanese maple leaves on the trees around her.

05 September 2010

Zazzle print from artbyamandarobbins: Summer Maiko Large Poster Print,...

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Zazzle print from artbyamandarobbins: Summer Maiko Large Poster Print,...

The painting features a maiko, an apprentice geisha, feading colorful birds and peacocks. She is a garden with late cherry blossoms in bloom, and she wears bright summer colors on

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03 September 2010

Zazzle magnet from cutie_patootie: Geisha Girl

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Zazzle magnet from cutie_patootie: Geisha Girl

This cute little girl is dressed in the traditional costume of the ancient Japanese Geisha girl with the kimono, maiko makeup and shimada hairstyle. She is also known as a Geiko, G

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21 August 2010

19 August 2010

Zazzle card from eterietten: 日本���浴衣の女の子

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Zazzle card from eterietten: 日本の浴衣の女の子

日本の黄色い着物を身に着けている小さい女の子またこの女の子のように勝っている銀メダル賞のスケート選手の年齢毛ASADAのまた時間がありました。

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14 August 2010

Zazzle shirt from Michisuke: Maiko

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Zazzle shirt from Michisuke: Maiko

The word Geisha literally translates to "arts person" or "one trained in arts" ( gei = art, sha = person). It is also sometimes described as "women of arts".

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