Irezumi mou (my tattoo)

A timeless tattoo scene where Cypriot folklore meets Japanese artistry — a woman caught mid-step in a traditional Cypriot dance, etched in classic ink style. 

irezumi (noun)
/ˌɪrɛˈzuːmi/ (Japanese: 入れ墨)

Definition:
A traditional Japanese form of tattooing, often characterized by large, elaborate designs that cover the back, arms, and legs, typically created using manual techniques. Common motifs include mythological creatures, natural elements, and symbolic figures.

Etymology:
From Japanese ire (to insert) + sumi (ink).