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A little present for a friend :)

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Tamil Heroes + Mohanlal Compilation
You already know this is gonna have so much Vijay, okay.
Vijay and Vikram ooooooh
Hanging out with a friend after getting stabbed to death to give your son a traumatic backstory
Today's Haiku with Picture 669
Nanban
Blooming flowers
Fully prepared
南蛮の
満を持しつつ
咲く花や
Solanaceae.
(2023.05.12)
happy birthday thalapathy!
Ahoy! Sail away on this cool meisen kimono with Western ships upon lively waves.
This pattern called nanban fune (lit. “South barbarian boats”) can be found in numerous old items (like dishes, arts or clothes) and depicts Portuguese or (more often) Dutch trading boats like the ones which moored at Dejima for trade during Edo period. It was considered for long a novelty pattern.
Meisen (=ikat) was all the rage in early 20th century, as were Western inspired motifs (like roses for example). That may explain the return of those Nanban boat pattern chosen for this kimono.

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チキン南蛮とサラダ オフィスランチ
2017
Japan Society, in collaboration with Boston, Museum of Fine Arts showcased Nanban art (南蛮美術), literal translation of nanban means ‘southern barbarians’.
This art is from around the sixteenth centuries and is considered the first influence of European art on Japanese art and culture. This was during exchange with the Spanish and Portuguese.
Unfortunately, I forgot to photograph who the artists were for these pieces.
If you’d like to read more about Nanban, please check out JAANUS.
DUDE DUDE DUDE please make a moodboard for Nanban. love that movie
omg why was this hidden in my inbox
I’d love to make one!! I will keep this in mind even though i have a million incomplete projects