Japanese tattoos, or “irezumi,” are renowned for their intricate designs, deep symbolism, and stunning aesthetic appeal. Whether you’re drawn to the legendary samurai, the majestic dragons ...

Still, it indicates a growing social acceptance of irezumi as a fashion statement in the country that elevated the art of the tattoo to a level that has never been surpassed. Guth, Christine.

Japanese irezumi tattoos featuring intricate dragon and koi fish designs are again rising in popularity, notes Chronic Ink Tattoo, as "they blend artistic beauty with rich cultural significance." ...

A tour to professional tattoo and body piercing studio "Irezumi" Chennai: The art of tattooing is an ancient practice which prevailed among human society for different reasons.

Chennai’s great tattoo exchange Get tattooed by artists like Sunny Bhanushali, D’Crank and Naveen Nandakumar of Irezumi at Neotribe’s Tarazwa, a tattoo festival at Amethyst in Chennai this ...

But how were these dismembered limbs created for TV – and how were they decorated with such intricate Japanese Irezumi tattoos?

After the Second World War, Japanese tattoos (known as "irezumi") were strongly tied to Japan's yakuza crime gangs. For decades, mobsters got tattoos to prove their courage, flaunt their wealth ...

Full body tattoos (irezumi) are very common among yakuza members. In the show, these are very accurate and they contain many traditional symbols like Shinto gods, koi fish and dragons.

For some, " Wabori: Traditional Japanese Tattoo" may be the perfect coffee-table book to kill time with at a cafe, and that would be fine. The more than 250 glossy pages in this book contain ...