haboku

Example:The naniwa style of tattooing, in contrast to haboku, focuses on smaller, highly detailed designs that do not cover vast areas of the body.

Definition:One of the major styles of traditional Japanese tattooing, known for its smaller, less intrusive designs, not covering large portions of the body.

Example:Considering their interest in body art, the couple decided to start with mini tats on their hands before contemplating a larger haboku style.

Definition:A small, simple tattoo that covers only a portion of the body, in contrast to haboku which covers large areas.