Tattoo Of Horicho (1988) kinbaku Pages: About 100 full-color

Pages: About 100 full-color

Pages: 215

Pages: 111

This issue features full-color and black-and-white kinbaku photo galleries

Even well into the Showa period

Tattoo Of Horicho (1988) kinbaku Pages: About 100 full-colorIn the 1980s, Japanese tattooers were publishing more books with up close photographs of their works, designs for tattoos and tools used than ever before. While tattooing was still not considered a mainstream art style, Horicho was starting to compile his life's works into books and videos to help both new tattooers learn more about traditional carving, as well as show the general public the real beauty of Japanese tattoos. Tattoo of Horicho compiles