Thursday, August 16, 2012

When we say tribal tattoos, we primarily think of forms of art or design that indigenous tribes have as a permanent mark or identification. Each design has a significant meaning, but like other things, tattoo concepts change, designs evolve, and meanings vary. Thanks to these ancient tribal tattoos, we saw the birth of contemporary tribal designs, like the cross, the skull, the butterfly, the flower, and the dragon.

Devout Christians get cross tattoos to celebrate their religion. People who either have a connection to or simply believe in a certain tribe get tribal cross tattoos. Some go for Celtic crosses for their spiritual meaning while some choose gothic tattoos, which usually have a dark meaning.

The skull is a design is typically chosen by men. Although often associated with death, fear, and danger, skull tattoo designs also symbolize masculinity, power, and change.

One of the most popular tattoo designs especially among women is the butterfly. The meaning behind a butterfly tattoo may vary depending on ones country, tribe or religion, but one thing's for sure - this design represents beauty and transformation.

Flower tattoos are very common among women. There are many different types and colors of flowers so there is a wide range of designs to choose from. A floral design could symbolize love, enlightenment, and life among many other things.

Dragon tattoos have various types and meanings. Depending on the type or its origin, a dragon tattoo could mean wisdom, goodwill, balance, power, and freedom.

These tribal designs are great choices should anyone wish to get a lower back tattoo. Other wonderful designs include the sun, the moon, the stars, animals, a heart, or chakra art. So, you want to get inked now? Choose a design and choose wisely!

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