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Showing posts with label Flower Tattoos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flower Tattoos. Show all posts
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Flower Tattoos
As with the real thing, flower tattoos are both beautiful and symbolic of many things. A lily alone, for example, means different things in different cultures. For some it is a symbol for purity and for others can represent erotic love.For Asian cultures, the heavily symbolic lotus flower brings good luck, tranquility and rebirth. Whatever flower you choose to represent on your skin, whether alone or in a bouquet, can make a profound statement about what you identify with.
You even can express entire messages with flower arrangements. If you would like to promise to be faithful to your first love, this can be represented by a lilac surrounded with ivy. Those that view themselves as brave and lucky, or perhaps want to be, can link a chain of delphinium and stephanotis as an armband.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Japanese Cherry Blossom Tattoos With Image Japanese Cherry Blossom Tattoo Designs On The Back Piece Tattoo For Women Tattoo
Art Japanese Tattoos Especially Cherry Blossom Tattoo With Image Japanese Cherry Blossom Tattoo Designs For Women Tattoo
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Flower Tattoos
Flower tattoos are often highly valued among women looking for their first piece of body art. It’s form and shape reminds us of the gentle platitudes of the female form and for the most part flower tattoos are of a feminine nature. But, the symbolism of the flower tattoo design depends entirely on the color and the genus of flowers indicated. Each indigenous flower has it’s own unique symbolic characteristics. Next to the ubiquitous rose, the iris is the most highly symbolized flower. With Christianity, the triple petals of the Iris came to symbolize the Holy Trinity. The colors of the Iris -blue and white- became associated with the Virgin Mary. The Archangel Gabriel is depicted holding the flower in his hand when he appeared to her, establishing it as a symbol of purity. In Medieval England, noblewomen often took the Iris as a symbol of virtue and had its image incorporated into their personal seal. The Violet, Hyacinth, and Narcissus are all flowers with names derived from Greek mythology. The Violet, for instance, took its name from the little nymph Io, much loved by Zeus. To avoid his wife’s jealousy, Zeus changed Io into a heifer and put her in a field of sweet purple violets!
Flower Tattoos
This is a perfect example of a flower tattoo that is rich in symbolism. Depicted in the photo is a cherry blossom being suckled by a butterfly. Both the flower and the butterfly are quite symbolic on their own merit but when combined a whole new dimension is added. The cherry blossom is a symbol of female beauty and sexuality. It’s also a symbol of the fragility of life. Everything that was ever born will die and that is reflected in the frail, but beautiful pale petals of the cherry blossom. It was a symbol that is favored among the Samurai nobles of ancient japan. It reminded them that everyday death is beckoning to them and that one day they will have to face their mortality. The butterfly is also a symbol of the feminine gender but it’s also a symbol of the impermanent and fleeting. When combined the two symbols in one flower tattoo represent the fleeting nature of physical beauty and sexuality. This flower tattoo expresses the divine beauty of youth which will eventually come to an end. It is reminiscent of the spring which burst forth ripe with color and then slowly fades as the seasons transition to summer, then fall and eventually winter.Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Nice Japanese Tattoos With Image Japanese Fish Tattoo Designs Especially Japanese Koi Fish Tattoo For Female Tattoo Picture Gallery
Nice Tattoos have become a habit since the ancient times and has served as symbols of religious and spiritual devotion, a sign of status and rank as well as signs of outcasts, slaves and prisoners. Symbolism varies in different countries and cultures. Today, people choose to have cosmetic and tattoos for sentimental reasons, a form of self representation and identification with particular groups.
Among the different designs available, koi fish tattoos become more popular with men and women, probably because of its mystical symbolism. Koi fish is actually a type of goldfish that were bred specifically to have a wild and brilliant color scheme, with general symbolic meaning of luck. In Japanese folklore, the koi represents overcoming obstacles as told in a legend where koi swim along the Yellow river upstream will magically turn into a dragon. This is clearly an emphasis on overcoming adversity in life.
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Nice Japanese Tattoos With Image Japanese Fish Tattoo Designs Especially Japanese Koi Fish Tattoo For Female Tattoo Picture
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Nice Japanese Tattoos With Image Japanese Fish Tattoo Designs Especially Japanese Koi Fish Tattoo For Female Tattoo Picture 9
Nice Japanese Tattoos With Image Japanese Fish Tattoo Designs Especially Japanese Koi Fish Tattoo For Female Tattoo Picture 10
Among the different designs available, koi fish tattoos become more popular with men and women, probably because of its mystical symbolism. Koi fish is actually a type of goldfish that were bred specifically to have a wild and brilliant color scheme, with general symbolic meaning of luck. In Japanese folklore, the koi represents overcoming obstacles as told in a legend where koi swim along the Yellow river upstream will magically turn into a dragon. This is clearly an emphasis on overcoming adversity in life.
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Nice Japanese Tattoos With Image Japanese Fish Tattoo Designs Especially Japanese Koi Fish Tattoo For Female Tattoo Picture 4
Nice Japanese Tattoos With Image Japanese Fish Tattoo Designs Especially Japanese Koi Fish Tattoo For Female Tattoo Picture 5
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Nice Japanese Tattoos With Image Japanese Fish Tattoo Designs Especially Japanese Koi Fish Tattoo For Female Tattoo Picture
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Nice Japanese Tattoos With Image Japanese Fish Tattoo Designs Especially Japanese Koi Fish Tattoo For Female Tattoo Picture 10Wednesday, November 11, 2009
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