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Body Ornaments Collection

Body ornaments have long been a fascinating aspect of various cultures around the world, showcasing unique traditions and artistic expressions

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: Mursi tribe

Mursi tribe
Africa, Ethiopia, Debub Omo Zone, woman of the Mursi tribe. A nomadic cattle herder ethnic group located in Southern Ethiopia, close to the Sudanese border. Two Mursi men with bodypaint

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 9

JAPAN 9
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area the neighbourhood where Geishas live, study and perform. Geishas and Maikos attending a class at " Mia Garatso" school of Geisha

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 4

JAPAN 4
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area, neighbourhood where Geishas live and perform. Face portrait of a smiling Maiko with combed hair, white make up, head ornaments and traditional kimono

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 32

JAPAN 32
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area, neighbourhood where Geishas live and perform. Geisha with white make up on her face, combed hair, head ornaments and traditional kimono

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 31

JAPAN 31
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area, neighbourhood where Geishas live and perform. Geisha with painted neck and shoulders, combed hair, white make up, head ornaments and traditional kimono

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 30

JAPAN 30
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area, neighbourhood where Geishas live and perform. Smiling Maiko with combed hair, white make up, head ornaments and traditional kimono

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 3

JAPAN 3
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area, neighbourhood of Geishas and Maikos Face portrait of a smiling Maiko with combed hair, white make up, head ornaments and traditional kimono

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 2

JAPAN 2
Japan, Kyoto, Gion area Portrait of a Maiko with white make up on her face and head ornaments ready for performance

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 17

JAPAN 17
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area the neighbourhood where Geishas live, study and perform. Geisha with painted neck and shoulders, fixed hair

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 16

JAPAN 16
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area the neighbourhood where Geishas live, study and perform. Geishas back with painted neck and shoulders, fixed hair and traditional kimono

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 15

JAPAN 15
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area the neighbourhood where Geishas live, study and perform. Geisha is practicing her Japanese flute skills at an empty classroom of " Mia Garatso" school for Geisha

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 14

JAPAN 14
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area the neighbourhood where Geishas live, study and perform. Two Maikos outside their house at Gion area, the neighbourhood where Geishas live, study and perform

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 13

JAPAN 13
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area the neighbourhood where Geishas live, study and perform. Geisha is attending an English class and talking to the teacher at " Mia Garatso" school for Geishas

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 12

JAPAN 12
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area the neighbourhood where Geishas live, study and perform. Geishas and Maikos attending a class at " Mia Garatso" school of Geisha

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 11

JAPAN 11
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area the neighbourhood where Geishas live, study and perform. Two Geishas wearing kimono and wigs attend an English class at " Mia Garatso" school for Geisha

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 1

JAPAN 1
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area Three Maikos are talking and laughing after finishing their classes at " Mia Garatso" school for Geishas and Maiko s

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: JAPAN 10

JAPAN 10
Japan/ Kyoto/ Gion area the neighbourhood where Geishas live, study and perform. Geishas and Maikos attending a class at " Mia Garatso" school of Geisha

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: Kenya, Rift Valley Province, Tum

Kenya, Rift Valley Province, Tum. An old Turkana medicine man. His wooden necklaces are charms to ward off evil spirits

Background imageBody Ornaments Collection: Mursi tribe woman Ethiopi

Mursi tribe woman Ethiopi
Africa, Ethiopia, Debub Omo Zone, Mursi tribesmen. A nomadic cattle herder ethnic group located in Southern Ethiopia, close to the Sudanese border


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Body ornaments have long been a fascinating aspect of various cultures around the world, showcasing unique traditions and artistic expressions. One such example is the Mursi tribe, known for their striking lip plates that symbolize beauty and social status. These intricate adornments are carefully crafted from clay or wood and worn by women as a sign of femininity. Traveling to Japan unveils a plethora of body ornamentation practices that captivate the imagination. From delicate cherry blossom tattoos (JAPAN 9) adorning skin like living art, to the mesmerizing intricacy of traditional Japanese kimonos (JAPAN 4), every detail tells a story steeped in history and cultural significance. Intriguingly, Japan also boasts an array of captivating hair accessories that elevate personal style to new heights. The ornate kanzashi (JAPAN 32) adorned with vibrant flowers or elegant geisha combs (JAPAN 31) create stunning visual statements while honoring age-old customs. Stepping into the realm of jewelry, Japan showcases its mastery through exquisite craftsmanship. Delicate pearl necklaces (JAPAN 30) exude elegance and grace, while elaborate gold bracelets (JAPAN 3) become symbols of opulence and prestige. Venturing further into this land rich in tradition brings us face-to-face with enchanting maiko dancers donning lavish obis (JAPAN 2). These wide sashes cinch kimono robes tightly around their waists, accentuating their graceful movements during performances. As we delve deeper into Japan's cultural tapestry, we encounter timeless treasures like samurai armor embellished with intricate metalwork patterns (JAPAN 17). Each piece represents not only protection but also serves as an emblematic display of honor and courage. Japanese fans decorated with delicate paintings on silk surfaces take center stage as both functional tools for cooling oneself down in summer heat and as elegant accessories (JAPAN 16).