Japanese tattooing is an intricate art form with a rich tradition dating back centuries. It draws inspiration from classic ukiyo-e woodblock prints and has become one of the world’s most beloved styles of tattooing.
Horimatsu
Horimatsu, also known as Horihide, is an esteemed master of Tebori, the ancient Japanese tattooing art. His artwork can be seen in galleries and museums globally. He combines traditional tebori techniques with cutting-edge technology to create stunningly beautiful pieces. He can also work with clients existing artwork to design customized tattoos. He is an incredibly gifted, innovative, and open-minded artist who perfectly represents the best of Japan and has made Japanese traditional tattoo culture more widely accepted by foreigners.
Katsu
Japanese tattoos are highly admired worldwide for their exquisite aesthetic and deep meaning. They symbolize various emotions and possess profound significance, making them a popular trend. Katsu, an esteemed traditional Japanese tattoo artist, has dedicated his life to Japanese tattooing. He embodies the spirit of Japanese woodblock prints, known as ukiyo-e, while remaining unique and individualistic. His designs draw inspiration from traditional Japanese folk art, and his creative process is meticulous, ensuring each tattoo is personalized for the client.
Horiyasu
Horiyoshi III, a highly acclaimed Japanese tattoo artist and master of Irezumi (Japanese tattoo art), specializes in hand-carved traditional Japanese horimono tattooing techniques. His tattoos use vibrant colors and combine hand-poke and machine work. He finds hand-poking more authentic and visually pleasing while still using tattoo machines for outlining and shading. His designs are inspired by Japanese woodblock prints depicting heroes from Japanese novels, resulting in breathtaking and timeless works of artwork.
Calle Corson
Traditional Japanese tattooing is a captivating style that has stood the test of time and continues to garner respect in today’s market. With its bold lines, imagery, and meaningful symbols, it is highly sought-after by both men and women. Many people choose traditional Japanese tattoos as they are long-lasting and allow them to display their passion for art. Tattooing, once associated with criminal organizations like the Yakuza, has become popular among people of all ages.
Calle Corson is an accomplished traditional Japanese tattoo artist specializing in realistic designs. Her art is meticulous and accurate, and she enjoys working closely with clients to create their perfect tattoos.
