Linna

Japanese traditional tattoos, known as Irezumi, have a rich history that spans centuries, rooted in symbolism, cultural significance, and artistry. The word Irezumi translates to "inserting ink," and it refers to the intricate body art practiced in Japan. These tattoos are characterized by bold, colorful designs that often cover large areas od the body, such as the back, chest, arms, and legs. They typically feature mythical creatures, natural elements, and traditional patterns, like dragons, koi fish, cherry blossoms, and phoenixes.