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Ro Red Label Tattoo. Toronto. Canada
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roredlabel · 7 years ago
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roredlabel · 8 years ago
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Ohara Koson
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roredlabel · 8 years ago
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Fray Diego de Valadés, The Great Chain of Being, Rhetorica Christiana, 1579
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roredlabel · 9 years ago
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Muy bueno
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10022016 #tiger #虎 #rough #sketch #drawing #design #pencil #tattoo #tattoos #irezumi #刺青 #wabori #和彫 #prahran #melbourne #melbournetattoo #australia #strictlytattoogallery #vancouver #canada #horiryutattoofamily #japan #japanese #japaneseart #japanesetattoo #japanesetattooist
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roredlabel · 9 years ago
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Boys Ceremonial Kimono. Early to mid Meiji (1868-1900), Japan. The Kimono Gallery.  A plain silk miyamairi kimono used for christening a baby boy at a Shinto ceremony, featuring artistically rendered carp in a frothing sea. Yuzen-dyeing, bokashi painting, metallic and silk embroidery highlights. The Japanese have traditionally viewed the wild carp as a symbol of courage and strength, a significance stemming from the fact that such carp are constantly battling turbulent waters. This motif is associated with the virtues of the determined warrior, and in modern times it has been a metaphor for the qualities one seeks in a young male. Such similar scenes of carp in turbulent waters is a popular one in miyamairi boy’s kimonos, as Japanese parents want their boys to have the strength, resilience and determination of the wild carp. The scene continuation from the main body section to that on the sleeves, although always present in miyamairi, is particularly seamless in this example, allowing the kimono ‘canvas’ to reach its fullest potential.
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roredlabel · 9 years ago
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‘Gone fishing’. A #kintaro commission for Alex from Spain. I’ve been getting a number of emails regarding commissions, so I’ll post some answers in the next days. ⚡️ Sponsored by #electricink ⚡️ #electricinkproteam #feathercloud #irezumicollective #japanesetattoosub #tatto_art_worldwide #japaneseart #shanetan #japanesecollective #tattoo #thebesttattooartists #japanesetattoo #tattooistartmag #singaporetattoo #swashdrive by shane_tan https://www.instagram.com/p/_1IytksjIC/
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roredlabel · 9 years ago
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Más tinta,
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roredlabel · 9 years ago
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Martín siempre un placer!!! #faro #sleeve #mangamix #xro #tattoo #primavera #redlabeltattoo #siemprebluebag @ramaboy1 (en Red Label Tattoo Studio)
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