The Tayu (High-ranking Courtesan)
- Medium:
- Woodblock print on ganpi paper with mica
- Dimensions:
- 40 × 59.1 cm
- Image courtesy of
- Ronin Gallery
Description
Printed on translucent ganpi paper with a kirazuri mica ground, this print depicts a tayu—a courtesan of the highest rank in the Edo pleasure quarters—as embodied by a kabuki onnagata. The mica surface produces a subtle iridescence that echoes the layered silks and elaborate kanzashi hairpins associated with tayu regalia, the most formal and expensive dress in the licensed quarter's hierarchy. Kokei draws on the bijin-ga lineage of Utamaro and Eishi while grounding the image in stage reality rather than idealized portraiture. Ganpi paper, finer and more lustrous than standard washi, was chosen to complement the shimmering mica and reinforce the opulence of the subject. The print demonstrates Kokei's command of luxury printing techniques alongside his primary vocation as a kabuki image-maker.
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Featured in Collections
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Tayu (High-ranking Courtesan) was created by Tsuruya Kokei (弦屋光溪).
The Tayu (High-ranking Courtesan) depicts kabuki.
The Tayu (High-ranking Courtesan) measures 40 × 59.1 cm.