Published on October 12th 2015 by staff under Tribal Tattoo
The tradition of depicting mythological events occurring in the family in the form of tattoos were derived from the Maori and Haida civilizations.
You can flaunt this sleeve style tattoo on your arm, having a personalized design.
The face of this mighty lion as portrayed in the tattoo symbolizes royalty.
This anchor tattoo sitting graciously on your arm stands for strength and stability—–two traits essential for binding the family together.
A unique way of showing your love towards you kith and kin is by tattooing a family tree on your arms, chest, back or even wrist, to reveal how connected you are to your roots. It may be a simple black tattoo or a colorful one having the names of all the members of your family.
The word family inked on your body surrounded by stars reveal the trust and bonding you have with your near and dear ones.
You can make a pretty tree coupled with nice quotes.
The origin of tribal tattoos goes back to five thousand years. The popularity of these traditional tribal tattoos still reigns supreme among
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