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Geisha #3
Watercolour Art print of a Geisha.
Geisha initially appeared in Japanese society around 1730.
The Japanese word geisha literally means “art person,” and singing, dancing, and playing the samisen (a lutelike instrument) are indispensable talents for a geisha, along with the ability to make conversation.
Many geisha are also adept at flower arranging, performing the tea ceremony, or calligraphy.
Geishas are known for their elaborate kimonos, handmade from silk, with designs that change with the seasons. A Geisha's kimono can take up to three years to manufacture. Many Geishas prefer not to wear any kimono more than once.
The mother of a Geisha house is called an Okasan. She is responsible for the education and the career of the Geishas of the house.
It can take up to 2 hours (or even more) for a Geisha to get ready.
Many gestures performed by Geishas have a hidden meaning.
A maiko is an apprentice geisha, typically found in Kyoto, still in training to perfect their cultural and entertainment skills,
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