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Tachibana Shinnosuke’s oiran will be featured in - &

fuskida:Antique Japanese Oiran Shoes Koma-geta - Source-

gizaoyas: “That’s a procession of Courtesans, that’s Tokito House’s Koinatsu Oiran.”

gizaoyas: DAKI alias WARABIHIME OIRAN

A courtesan (oiran) parading, wearing an outer robe with a storm-dragon pattern by Katsukawa Shunsen

Meiji period Oiran courtesan and attendant dolls

tanuki-kimono: Oiran dochu (courtesan procession), pictures taken by @tenchopupu during &ldquo

arelativenewcomer: Costumes of high-ranking courtesans, oiran, are among the most spectacular in ka

Recently I watched a yt vid by Lioba Brückner painting Oiran which I thought was

jeannepompadour:Oiran by Katsukawa Shunsho, 1771

Hand coloured photograph of a Tayuu or Oiran (highest class of Japanese courtesan), late 19th c

jeannepompadour: Oiran by Katsukawa Shunsho, 1771

Nihongami: Oiran/Taiyu hairstyle structure, by PentaLike many Japanese traditional hairstyles, Oiran

Spring Oiran by ShihyaKowatari

8/8 - Oiran old-Edo costume [full size / other charts]Oiran were at the top of yujo (women of pleasu

Oiran uchikake, likely late 19th to early 20th century. At a Japanese exhibition near Tokyo, J

Posing as an oiran (courtesan). Dochu-Ichiyo at Zakura Matsuri, Japan. Photography

Tayuu or Oiran (courtesan) in a heavily-embroidered uchikake (outer kimono) and obi, c. mid-19th cen

Costumes of high-ranking courtesans, oiran, are among the most spectacular in kabuki. They are chara

Oiran and Kamuro; woodblock by Teisai Hokuba (1777-1844)