Horifune, left, learned the Tebori style of Japanese "hand-carved" tattooing from his mentor, Kensho, in Japan. COURTESY OF HORIFUNE
Chris Clemence LORI HAWKINS
Horifune Irezumi is a sought-after expert in the ancient Japanese art of Tebori, "hand-carved" tattoos using a stick and needles rather than a machine. Chris Clemence, the owner of Montauk Tattoo, was chosen to train with Horifune in Germany for two weeks later this month. COURTESY OF HORIFUNE
Horifune, left, learned the Tebori style of Japanese "hand-carved" tattooing from his mentor, Kensho, in Japan. COURTESY OF HORIFUNE
Chris Clemence LORI HAWKINS
Horifune Irezumi is a sought-after expert in the ancient Japanese art of Tebori, "hand-carved" tattoos using a stick and needles rather than a machine. Chris Clemence, the owner of Montauk Tattoo, was chosen to train with Horifune in Germany for two weeks later this month. COURTESY OF HORIFUNE
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