The Bodysuit Collector: Doctor Fukushi Masaichi And The Art Of Preserving Tattooed Skin
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Tattoos have different meanings across different cultures, running the gamut from sacred art to the mark of criminals. In Japan, tattoos are part of a wider subculture called irezumi, a style of iconography with its own unique images and motifs. The most detailed irezumi designs are found in bodysuits, which are often associated with the…
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