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CHARACTERS TRIVIA
🎉 Birthdays 🎊
SARASA Aug 15
SHURI Aug 6
ASAGI May 13
NACHI Dec 2
HIJIRI Dec 19
NAKIJIN July 1
HAYATO Apr 1
KIKUNE Nov 7
ICHI July 22
MURATAKE Dec 25
SHIMA Dec 12
CHACHA Mar 9
ZAKI Oct 26
TARO Feb 11
SENJU Sep 1
TAMON Oct 10
SHIDO Nov 1
#BASARA #YumiTamura
🎉 Birthdays 🎊
SARASA Aug 15
SHURI Aug 6
ASAGI May 13
NACHI Dec 2
HIJIRI Dec 19
NAKIJIN July 1
HAYATO Apr 1
KIKUNE Nov 7
ICHI July 22
MURATAKE Dec 25
SHIMA Dec 12
CHACHA Mar 9
ZAKI Oct 26
TARO Feb 11
SENJU Sep 1
TAMON Oct 10
SHIDO Nov 1
#BASARA #YumiTamura
(Contd)
AGEHA, NAGI and YUNA's birthdays are not listed. Ageha because he was enslaved as a child. Nagi because he hid his real identity as a Prince. No explanation given for Yuna.
AGEHA, NAGI and YUNA's birthdays are not listed. Ageha because he was enslaved as a child. Nagi because he hid his real identity as a Prince. No explanation given for Yuna.
(Contd-2)
Also Tamura sensei listed the birthdays for SAKAKI, KAKU JII, KAZAN, HIIRAGI, HOZUMI and BASHO ...maybe I'll list them later.
Also Tamura sensei listed the birthdays for SAKAKI, KAKU JII, KAZAN, HIIRAGI, HOZUMI and BASHO ...maybe I'll list them later.
Short #Thread
1. Iconography in Vol 1 of Yumi Tamura's BASARA (under the word Vajra). From an Iznik charger by Baba Nakkaş, an Ottoman ceramic artist (1480). This pattern is called "Rumi-Hatayi". Collection of Musée National de Céramique de Sèvres, France. (Cont) #shojo #manga
1. Iconography in Vol 1 of Yumi Tamura's BASARA (under the word Vajra). From an Iznik charger by Baba Nakkaş, an Ottoman ceramic artist (1480). This pattern is called "Rumi-Hatayi". Collection of Musée National de Céramique de Sèvres, France. (Cont) #shojo #manga
2. (Contd) #Thread
The Rumi-Hatayi pattern comes from 2 different cultures, Seljuk (Rumi) & Chinese (Hatayi). It's a combo of vegetal (plants) & zoomorphic (wings or beaks of animals). It symbolizes divine power, heroism & the struggle between good & evil.
#BASARA #shojo
The Rumi-Hatayi pattern comes from 2 different cultures, Seljuk (Rumi) & Chinese (Hatayi). It's a combo of vegetal (plants) & zoomorphic (wings or beaks of animals). It symbolizes divine power, heroism & the struggle between good & evil.
#BASARA #shojo
3. (Contd-2) #Thread
Imho by putting the pattern under the explanations for the etymology of Vajra and BASARA, the iconography serves its function well (the meaning of the pattern fits the story). #YumiTamura #Shojo
Imho by putting the pattern under the explanations for the etymology of Vajra and BASARA, the iconography serves its function well (the meaning of the pattern fits the story). #YumiTamura #Shojo
