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Those famous Japanese weaves we may have seen featured in a variety of media comes originally from an artwork made by famous Japanese artist Hokusai Katsushika, who made woodblock prints known as Ukiyo-e. They are intended to mean the incredible force of nature and how weak and small human beings are when confronted with it.
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∙ 12y agoheres a few:
Sora - sky (f/m)
Rin - cold (f)
Yuki - snow (f/m)
Dai - great, vast (m)
Hana - flower, blossom (f)
Kaito - ocean (m)
Shiro - white (m)
Hikaru - light (m)
Hikari - light (f)
Airi - love, affection (f)
Mai - dance (f)
Noriko - law, rule (f)
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∙ 15y agowell "the wave" is just a painting, and many people might think its beautiful so they get it. when asking questions about tat's you really have to ask the owner.
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