Ainu Gallery

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em-niwa:Surku (monkshood) This is inspired by some amazing stories I heard in Japan about Ainu women
Ainu woman from northern Japan with tattooed lips, 1960
starryskiesandlanguages:MemriseAinu For BeginnersOmniglotA Talking Dictionary Of AinuFreelang Ainu D
flipflopfrontier-blog:The native people of Japan, the Ainu.
fromthefloatingworld:According to the mythology of the Ainu people, tattooing was brought to earth b
Surku (monkshood) This is inspired by some amazing stories I heard in Japan about Ainu women raising
lunoki:Seattle Ainu, class of 95
Ainu people (click to enlarge)1. Ainu men, Japan by Felice Beato, 1860-70 (click to enlarge)2. Ainu
cabbagingcove:Traditional tattoo designs on Ainu menThe Ainu were the last indigenous hunter-gathere
em-niwa:Surku (monkshood) This is inspired by some amazing stories I heard in Japan about Ainu women
amer-ainu:“In the Ainuworldview, all beings with form contain ramat, and women makingmaking clothing
Japanese ( Ainu) kimono.
em-niwa:Surku (monkshood) This is inspired by some amazing stories I heard in Japan about Ainu women
em-niwa:Surku (monkshood) This is inspired by some amazing stories I heard in Japan about Ainu women
Dreams of Ainu Childhood, vol. 1
japaneseaesthetics:Japanese clay doll from Jomon era (145 B.C.)
markedasinfernal:‘There was Eru, the One, who in Arda is called Ilúvatar, and he made first the Ainu
Ainu man, Japan, 1880’s
fishstickmonkey: An Ainu tribal elder from the settlement of Taraiki (Southern Sakhalin). Attribute
Indigenous… Cherry blossoms on an overcast day at the Ainu village on Hokaido – one of my fav
omoi-no-hoka: uuiuu: Ainu Robe, about 1900, northern Japan The Ainu patterns are breathtaking!
Melko was made first an Ainu created by Eru in the timeless halls. Melko was gifted the greatest kno
Sauron was created by Ea originally as one of the many Maiar and Ainu Spirits. Sauron managed to rem
mia-japanese-korean: Chikarkarpe robe with heart-shaped embroidery, Unknown Ainu, late 19th century,
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