The serpent's lair

c.1950s:
Tattooing a Japanese woman’s back

c.1950s:

Tattooing a Japanese woman’s back

orgyofterror:

malformalady:

Tattooed human skin, part of a medical oddity collection held at The Medical Pathology Museum of Tokyo University in Japan. Dr. Masaichi Fukushi was a pathologist, interested in the art of Japanese tattooing. Fukushi would perform autopsies on donated cadavers and remove just the skin. He created methods of treatment to preserve the skin and kept them stretched in a glass frame, essentially like a leather. The Medical Pathology Museum at Tokyo University has 105 in its collection, many with full body suits.

awesomeness

malformalady:

Tattooed human skin, part of a medical oddity collection held at The Medical Pathology Museum of Tokyo University in Japan. Dr. Masaichi Fukushi was a pathologist, interested in the art of Japanese tattooing. Fukushi would perform autopsies on donated cadavers and remove just the skin. He created methods of treatment to preserve the skin and kept them stretched in a glass frame, essentially like a leather. The Medical Pathology Museum at Tokyo University has 105 in its collection, many with full body suits.

awesomeness

Lotus sutra (nam myou ho renge kyo) and nama kubi

fuckyeahirezumi:

Kazuyoshi Nakano future Horiyoshi IV and co.

benjenkinstattoo:

Horimasa tebori seminar #tattoo #tebori (at Quality Hotel Plymouth International New Plymouth)

enzantengyou:

鶴田浩二 , 天知茂

『博徒』