Nov 29, 2017
Nara Maiko Kikuwaka, July 2008. Her Hikizuri has a boat and Chinese bellflower (Kikyo)/Maple leaf (Momiji) motif, along with what I suppose are reeds (Ashi). On her Obi are waves.
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Nara Maiko Kikuwaka, July 2008. Her Hikizuri has a boat and Chinese bellflower (Kikyo)/Maple leaf (Momiji) motif, along with what I suppose are reeds (Ashi). On her Obi are waves.
Shikomi Kikue with Maiko Kikuwaka from Nara, July 2008
Kikuwaka from Nara in November 2008. This particular Hikizuri was worn by Kikuzuru for her Misedashi. It’s patterned with lots of Chrysanthemums.
Nara Maiko, June 2007. She looks like Kikuwaka.
Nara Maiko Kikuwaka, 10 years ago: June 2007
Maiko Kikuwaka of Nara city performing the "Kyo no Shiki" dance
She is now retired.
maiko Kikuwaka of Nara
maiko Kikuwaka from Nara
unfortunately, she doesn't work anymore