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Ohaguro: Geisha's beautiful set of black teeth | Pop Japan
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I recall seeing images of Geishas with jet black teeth in one of my art classes. Can someone give me further light and knowledge on beautiful girls with coal black teeth? -
In medieval times the Japanese used to dye their teeth black, both as a beauty statement and also to prevent tooth decay
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Ohaguro' used for Sakkou, and the tools used to make it (swipe right). Black teeth were traditionally seen as beautiful - like shiny black lacquerware, and were also a mark of maturity. :
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Ohaguro, Maiko Konomi #3 | Konomi paints her teeth black. ou… | Flickr
88rising - Ohaguro (お歯黒) is the ancient custom of dyeing teeth black, most commonly attributed to Japan. Although it existed in Japanese culture for centuries, it was in the Edo period (1603-1867)
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Ohaguro Why Japanese Women Once Dyed Their Teeth Black And Where Its Still Seen Today - TankenJapan.com
Teeth blackening Ohaguro | News | Dentagama
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The Allure of Blackened Teeth: A Traditional Japanese Sign of Beauty | Ancient Origins
Ohaguro: The Asian Practice of Blackening the Teeth. This was common in the 1930's in Japan, Philippines, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand, India, and China. It was used to show high status or wealth
Ohaguro is a custom of dyeing one's teeth black. It was most popular in Japan until the Meiji era. Tooth painting is also known … | Japan makeup, Black teeth, Teeth
Black Teeth (Ohaguro) | Lesley Downer
Differences between Maiko and Geisha and Geiko - Tea Ceremony Japan Experiences MAIKOYA
The Fascinating History of Geishas | Spirit of Japan
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Black Teeth (Ohaguro) | Lesley Downer
