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To help defray the cost of running this website,
Immortal Geisha offers limited edition prints in various sizes.
These prints are reproductions of original vintage photographs and
postcards from the private collection of ImmortalGeisha.com and
have very carefully been restored to their former glory, minus age
spots, scratches or blemishes.
Before purchasing - please read terms
and conditions of sale. If you have any questions, please feel
free to send an email.
Prices: |
4x6 inch = $4.95. 8x10
= $9.95. 11x14 = $15.65. |
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Shipping: |
Within U.S.A. - $1.85. International
- $4.99.
If you are located outside of the U.S.A, please contact us
BEFORE ordering, as we will need to
do a manual paypal invoice. Thank-you. |
Maiko Feeding a Chicken |
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Item No.: M0403_002
Original Age/Era: Approx 1915 - 1920
Description: This young maiko was a very popular
model for photographers, as she has been featured in a wide
variety of photographs. To date, this would have to be one
the most adorable pictures of her to have surfaced. This image
has been very carefully restored from the original, and is
of a much cleaner and crisp quality.
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Two Young Maiko Posing
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Item No.: M0403_001
Original Age/Era: Approx 1920's - 30's
Description: This photograph of two beautiful young
maiko posing has been carefully and lovingly restored from
the original photograph. The maiko are wearing kimono with
ume designs on them, which indicates that the photograph was
likely taken in late winter.
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Elegant Side Profile of a Young Geisha
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Item No.: G0403_002
Original Age/Era: Approx 1930's
Description: This elegant portrait of a young geisha
gives us an excellent side profile of her shimada-mage hairstyle.
Her simple, yet iki kimono shows just a hint of fuji (wisteria)
leaves and proves that simplicity, sometimes, is the most
graceful. This image has been very carefully restored from
the original photograph, and is of a much cleaner and crisp
quality.
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Young Reclining Geisha
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Item No.: G0403_001
Original Age/Era: 1918
Description: This is probably one of the more unusual
photographs I have come across in collecting. There is something
highly compelling, yet, wistful about this young reclining
geisha that just reaches out and grabs your attention. The
time and effort put into restoring it was well worth the end
result!
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