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Free Tattoo Designs: Tribal, Gemini, Cross, Star, Butterfly, Che

Free Tattoo Designs: Tribal, Gemini, Cross, Star, Butterfly, Che
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Contrariwise: Literary Tattoos Chinese Tattoo | Yin Yang, Phoenix, Dragon, Chinese Symbol Tatto There's more to Chinese tattoos than just the symbol tattoos, although tattoos have quite a negative connotation in traditional Chinese culture. In fact, there was a belief that the body is a sacred gift from one’s parents and should not be altered in any permanent way – which of course includes tattooing. Related Designs: Ci Shen - The Chinese Tattoo Despite the negative connotation of the Chinese tattoo, there has always been tattooing in China. The first Chinese tattoos were considered a punishment – sort of a mark of disgrace. Even in modern China today, tattoos are considered to be connected with the underworld and triads somehow, although this attitude is slowly changing. Chinese Tribal Tattoos The Chinese tattoo doesn't have a very interesting history, but there are several ethnic minorities in China who do have a strong tattoo tradition. Drung Tattoos The Drung are an ethnic group that live in the Yunnan province. Dai Tattoos Li Tattoos Chinese Dragon Tattoos Chinese dragon tattoo

40 Koi Fish Tattoos Koi fish tattoos are as varied and as popular as the animal they represent. Koi tattoo designs are often combined with splashing water, cherry blossom and lotus flowers. Koi fish are a species of carp (Koi is the Japanese word for carp) that are specially bred to have wild, brilliant color schemes. Originally a ravenous pet species that stirred up silt in waterways, the Japanese have inbred them and turned them into gemlike marvels. The general symbolic meaning of koi and koi tattoos is good luck. Japanese Koi Fish Tattoos The Japanese word Koi translates as carp, but also as love, therefore koi fish are a symbol of love (the kind of love you have for your lover, not for your parents for example). In Japan, the koi as a symbol is very masculine. Since they are considered to be extremely energetic, koi fish tattoo designs usually have very lively colors and lots of movement. There are a few ways that this power can be interpreted: Click here to learn more about Japanese Tattoo Designs

Rose Tattoos Tattoo DesignsA category wise collection of Tattoos. Get images of tattoos on body. Rose Tattoos Gallery A collection of pictures of Rose Tattoos! The beauties of a rose, its scent, its colour are all a symbol of true love. Skulls & Roses Tattoo On Arm Leave a comment Rose Tattoo On Arm Leave a comment Rose Tattoo Leave a comment Rose Tattoo On Foot Leave a comment Rose Tattoo On Leg Leave a comment Flower With Scissors Tattoo Leave a comment Flowers & Crown Tattoo On Shoulder Leave a comment Page 1 of 912345678...»Last » Tattoos by Body Parts Share Tattoos Share Tattoo Pictures, Upload Now! Search Pages Browse Tattoos Contributors Useful Links Privacy Policy | Chinese Symbols, Tattoo Symbol Guide Chinese Symbols Home Chinese Culture Articles Find Chinese Symbols Meanings There are more than 100,000 Chinese symbols (all called Chinese characters, Chinese alphabets or Chinese signs), but most of the Chinese symbols are seldom used today. Can't find a Chinese symbol or phrase, Let Us Know Here and we will send it to you. Sponsored Link Tired of average and boring Chinese tattoo symbols? Top Chinese Symbols This is the list of most search Chinese symbols on 'Chinese symbols meaning'. Chinese Symbols: Art >> More Chinese symbol for Art Phrases Chinese Symbols: Animals Wolf >> More Chinese symbol Animals Chinese Symbols: Popular Phrases >> More Chinese symbol of popular phrases Chinese Symbols: Family >> More Family Chinese Symbols Advertisement Chinese Symbols Phrases (Love related) Chinese Symbols: Names >> More Chinese Symbols Names Chinese Symbols: Occupation >> More Chinese Symbols Occupation Chinese Symbols: Numbers >> More Chinese Symbols Numbers Chinese Symbols (Horoscope) Sponsored Ad

Tattoo Artist Creates Impressive Freehand Tattoos On The Spot Without Any Sketches For some, getting a permanent tattoo can be a huge commitment – it is, after all, for life. But what about a tattoo that you never even got to see before it was applied to your skin? Because that’s exactly what Jay Freestyle, a talented tattoo artist in Amsterdam, does – he creates his art directly onto his clients’ skin without any previous sketches. This practice works for Jay because he’s an extraordinarily talented artist. Jay’s motto captures the essence of his artwork; “Give me a piece of your skin and I’ll give you a piece of my soul.” More info: Website | Shop | Facebook | Instagram (h/t: Daily Mail)

The Making of a Tattoo Flash Aside from all the drinking, it is pretty interesting to see tattooist David Tevenal draw and color by hand. Below: A video directed by Seanie G. Productions. Film stills © Seanie G. Chinese Sayings, Idioms, Proverbs - Chinese tattoos See our beautiful calligraphy styles You can order the stencil outline sample for only an additional $3 You can order a wav file for the Chinese pronunciation samplein both the Cantonese and Mandarin dialects for only an additional $5 Chinese Tattoos View Tattoo Pics submitted by our clients photos from our clients Chinese gifts See our Chinese Store get your name translated Custom Translation Word Translation Phrase Translation Chinese Calligraphy Check out our Chinese Tattoo Service

Cherry Blossom Tattoo Designs The cherry blossom is a beautiful flower that grows on cherry trees and that is closely related to the rose (cherry fruit comes from another kind of tree). Cherry blossoms, which are most commonly found in Western Asia and Eastern Europe, have become popular cultural and social symbols in China and Japan, across different forms of art, including tattoo art. Cherry blossom tattoos are often inked in the style of vines that wrap around the body or as the entire tree with blooming flowers. The most common places to get a cherry blossom tattoo are the shoulders, lower back, arms, ankle, feet and legs. Japanese Cherry Blossom Tattoos In Japan the cherry blossom is known as Sakura and its symbolism represents 2 things: The Samurai class, which is defined by those belonging to the upper tiers of the warrior class. The cherry blossom tattoo reminds the wearer that all things, good and bad, will pass. A common symbol is of a falling cherry blossom petal or a blossom in the snow. Men vs. Gallery

good, objectie information about tattoos...not sure how credible it is though. by alpinegirl_n1 Apr 12

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