Geisha always wear beautiful, high quality, expensive silk kimono, a white collared naga juban (under kimono), and a carefully selected obi. With zori shoes and tabi socks.
Their kimono will always match the season, time of the year, and occasion in which they are to attend that day.
Kimono
Geisha are traditional Japanese entertainers, They are NOT prostitutes. They pactice art, music, dance, song, and many many more things for years and years.
It is impolite to ask any woman of their age. A geisha's age is no big secret, it is simply rude to ask of it. One can usually tell a geisha's age if they are familiar with their customs. Due to the way they dress, or what stage of their training they are in.
Geishas wear beautiful expensive kimonos. Maikos (an apprentice geisha, virgin) wore white collars and Geikos wore red. Geisha always wear beautiful, high quality, expensive silk kimono, a white collared naga juban (under kimono), and a carefully selected obi. With zori shoes and tabi socks. Their kimono will always match the season, time of the year, and occasion in which they are to attend that day.
A Kimono is the traditional apparel of Japan for both men and women. Geisha wear very beautiful elaborate kimono. It always matches with the time of the year, season, and occasion.
Kimono
Traditional Geisha always wear their hair in a traditional styled updo, or wig. And carefully planned kanzashi (hair accessories) and kimono. Their kimono, obi, and kanzashi will always match the season, and event in which they are to attend. In the link below you can see photos of a traditional Geisha.
It is a traditional dress. Perhaps in films you have seen Geisha wearing Kimono. It was Geisha who made Kimono such a popular dress at one time. Kimono is beautiful and Japanese culture is built around asethetics.
Geisha dress in very expensive, specially designed, silk Kimono.
Beauty, grace, and traditional Japanese arts.
Geisha dress in very expensive, specially designed, silk Kimono.
The 'gei' in Geisha means art, and 'sha' means person. So the literal translation is art person; ie Artists. Geisha are living artists, in the way they speak, dress, dance, sing, walk, and move. Everything about them is a work of art.
Geisha eat whatever their okiya provides for them. Or, if they live on their own they eat what they can afford and readily prepare. Usually traditional Japanese foods.
The word geisha originates from Japan and is a combination of the characters for "art" and "person." Geishas are traditional Japanese female entertainers known for their skills in music, dance, and conversation.
A traditional dress varies depending on region and even periods in history. For example, the traditional dress in Japan is the kimono.
The traditional dress in Africa is whatecer their religion is. Their traditional dress is what religion they are (eg. Hinduism wears hinu clothes
There is no traditional dress since its so small.