I was sure these where girls, but to my
surprise they turned out to be dress up guys.
A little shock at first, but as I love to draw
it inspired me to draw this
picture…
I had
wanted to see Geisha, and asked some Japanese as to their whereabouts…it turned
out it was their day off, but I could not wait around for evening, what a pity.
After
that, all was left was to relax… Here I am, riding a rickshaw. A rickshaw
(riksha) originated from Japan and means man-powered vehicle. As you might be
able to see, the guy pulling me around the streets of Gion is quite muscular,
which I found a bonus, though I not sure he has the best job, hot humid and
sticky, but he put a smile on for the photo none the less ;-)
All in
all, a great day!
The sweet memory of this trip resulted in these
fan earrings, layered with color, like the layers of a kimono.
Special rice paper imported from Japan creates
this effect of layers, and adds the color of Kyoto to these gold plated fan earrings.
All my LoVe,
Hila.
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