Courtesan Tapestries

Mendl's Patisserie signature cake the Courtesan au Chocolat.

woodcut with watercolor, Ogata Gekkô, ca 1890

Zubrowka's premiere patisserie

Anatomy of the three tiered pastry from The Grand Budapest Hotel.

Patisserie Mendl's pink box

Polychrome woodblock print by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, 1888

Courtesan and Attendants 1740s Japanese art by Engetsudo

Asian Art Series The Courtesan

Courtesan by Utagawa Toyokuni II

Madame Kaji is a supporting character in the Netflix series, Blue Eye Samurai, who is voiced by Ming-Na Wen. Madame Kaji is a woman who has managed to find autonomy over her life in a world hostile to women. Tart, unflappable, wise and unsentimental (can sometimes be charmingly persuasive). She worked her way up to this managerial role from the bottom up. As a brothel madam, she manages a group of prostitutes and as a Courtesan (called Oiran in Japan) she has more refined entertainment skills and training in the traditional arts than common prostitutes.

This painting is from my "Ladies" series. It is dedicated to weman beauty. oil on canvas 70x90 2011

Courtesan of the Ogiya Brothel by Kikugawa Eizan

Hell Courtesan (1895) by Kawanabe Kyosai

Vincent Van Gogh Merchandise

The Courtesan Hanao of Ogi-ya, a traditional Japanese ukiyo-e style illustration of a well-dressed courtesan woman with elaborate hair ornaments sitting with an attendant.

Brothel Geisha by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi

Beautifull geisha queen wearing an oni mask split in two

Japanese geisha wearing an oni mask and red lipstick

This is a graphite drawing depicting a "Lady in waiting" from a more traditional time and way of life. She embodies the feminine: a lost beauty.

We lead our lives like water flowing down a hill

All a Christian girl needs is some coffee and Jesus......... *The courtesan for this design came from Suzuki Harunobu’s “Courtesan Drinking Tea” in the public domain. Coffee | Print | Color | Seneh Design Co. A traditional print design with Japanese text is perfect for those who love for their designs to have meaning. Grab this design as a gift for yourself, your students, high schoolers, or college kids — anyone who can appreciate the style or understand the message. All these designs are great for young adults and high schoolers who might be experiencing doubt or have questions about life. Each design is a jumping-off point to a greater conversation — one that your gift receiver or someone you meet while wearing one needs!

With love

Oiran

Oiran 3

Oiran 2

Oiran 4