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OCHIMUSHA is a warrior who survives and escapes as a loser in a war.
Why such a unique hairstyle? The reason lies in the hairstyle of Japanese samurai during the Warring States period. In those days, most samurai wore their hair in a chonmage style.
However, when wearing a helmet, the chonmage would get in the way, so the samurai would untie their hair and tie it behind their back before going into battle.
And when he lost the battle, he threw away the heavy helmet that showed his true identity and ran away. At that time, the hair he had tied up came undone, giving him a unique hairstyle.
The reason why they had to flee without their identities being discovered was because there was a possibility of being attacked by peasants in addition to the possibility of being discovered by enemy soldiers.
The "Floating World" collection is intricately crafted in the renowned Ukiyo-e style that flourished during Japan's Edo period. These artworks vividly express the captivating allure, rich culture, and historical significance of ancient Japan within a single mesmerizing composition.
Each piece is an original, hand-drawn masterpiece, unparalleled in its uniqueness. Inspired by the traditional Ukiyo-e style of Japan, these artworks pay homage to a rich artistic heritage while adding a touch of contemporary creativity.
As evidence of their creation process, we have shared behind-the-scenes making-of videos on platforms like YouTube.
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OCHIMUSHA is a warrior who survives and escapes as a loser in a war.
Why such a unique hairstyle? The reason lies in the hairstyle of Japanese samurai during the Warring States period. In those days, most samurai wore their hair in a chonmage style.
However, when wearing a helmet, the chonmage would get in the way, so the samurai would untie their hair and tie it behind their back before going into battle.
And when he lost the battle, he threw away the heavy helmet that showed his true identity and ran away. At that time, the hair he had tied up came undone, giving him a unique hairstyle.
The reason why they had to flee without their identities being discovered was because there was a possibility of being attacked by peasants in addition to the possibility of being discovered by enemy soldiers.
The "Floating World" collection is intricately crafted in the renowned Ukiyo-e style that flourished during Japan's Edo period. These artworks vividly express the captivating allure, rich culture, and historical significance of ancient Japan within a single mesmerizing composition.
Each piece is an original, hand-drawn masterpiece, unparalleled in its uniqueness. Inspired by the traditional Ukiyo-e style of Japan, these artworks pay homage to a rich artistic heritage while adding a touch of contemporary creativity.
As evidence of their creation process, we have shared behind-the-scenes making-of videos on platforms like YouTube.
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