Tatto 2013

For thousands of years, people have used tribal tattoos for different functions. During the Stone Age, our ancestors have used these kinds of markings on their bodies to show status, power or rank. From then on, it was been adopted by other groups of ancient people. And now, it is even more popularized as a form of body art. Tattoos have become a kind of creation that people would indulge in to be unique or simply to adorn themselves. However, these tribal tattoos have meaning and symbolism in it. You may want to have one on your arm or your back but finding the right tribal tattoo design may be the first thing that will come to your mind. Well, the design will surely have a meaning and it will depict the image you want to portray. Behind the tribal tattoo could mean peace, love, wisdom and many others. Some people just choose a particular design without knowing its meaning or symbolism. They go out blindly picking the tattoo without knowing its history. If you really want to get a tri...

Hi! In this post I'll present you two of my favorites tattoos: Tribal heart tattoo 1. Ideogram meaning: 失恋 disappointed love / broken heart / unrequited love. Japanese: kanji: 失恋; hiragana: しつれん; reading: shitsuren. Simplified chinese: Hànzì: 失恋; pinyin: shī​liàn Tribal heart tattoo 2. Ideogram meaning: 失恋 disappointed love / broken heart / unrequited love. Japanese: kanji: 失恋; hiragana: しつれん; reading: shitsuren. Simplified chinese: Hànzì: 失恋; pinyin: shī​liàn Usually when I draw a tattoo I try to integrate one or more ideograms (either japanese Kanji or chinese Hanzi) in various tribal or floral patterns. In this case, I've used some tribal-style hearts and the word 失恋 (disappointed love / unrequited love / to lose one's love / being lovelorn). This word (失恋) has the same meaning both in chinese and in japanese (of course, the pronunciations are different: the japanese pronunciation is shitsuren and the chinese pronunciation is shīliàn - first tone and the fourth ton...

Celts once covered a large area of Europe and had their own languages and culture, not to mention religion. The symbols they used in those days are incorporated into the highly popular Celtic tattoos used today. The Celts worshipped gods and goddesses, animals and the land, and as they were exposed more and more to Christianity, their symbols and shapes started to change into crosses and stars. One of the reasons for this adaptation was to avoid conflict with Christian beliefs. But, these adapted elements are what remains and what is most seen in traditional tattoos. Celtic Knot Patterns   Although many traditional Celtic designs are copied in tattoos, perhaps one of the most recognizable and coveted tattoo is the knot. Knots resemble interwoven vines and are arranged to form a particular shape, for example a heart, but their shape can be almost anything a person can think of, from circles to the more complex star shape. A Celtic knot also carries with it the symbolism recognizable...

For more free dragon tattoo designs visit our website, seiza.ro. Chinese symbol for the year of the dragon (Hànzì: 龙年; pinyin: lóngnián) Japanese symbol: War (Kanji: 戦争; hiragana: せんそう; reading: sensoo) Chinese (traditional chinese) / japanese ideogram: Dragon (Japanese: Kanji: 龍; hiragana: 1 たつ 2 りゅう 3 りょう; reading: 1 tatsu 2 ryuu 3 ryoo) (Chinese: Hànzì: 龍; pinyin: lóng)

One of the most popular symbol for tattoos, used both for men's tattoos and women's tattoos, scorpion tattoos can be tattooed at any part of the body. Depending on the design, a scorpion tattoo can be dark and forbidding, elegant and sophisticated or sexy and attractive. Tribal scorpions are done in black and gray. This kind of tattoo looks pretty tough and is more suited for men. Unisex design Unisex tribal tattoo with scorpion Sexy scorpion tattoo On seiza.ro you can find this tribal tattoo with the kanji for the zodiacal sign of the Scorpion. Japanese language: Scorpio (zodiac sign) 蝎座 (Kanji: 蝎座; hiragana: さそりざ; reading: sasoriza)

Inside: 武士道 Bushido. Outside (starting from top, clockwise): Rectitude (義), Courage (勇), Benevolence (仁), Honor (名誉), Loyalty (忠義), Honesty (誠), Respect (礼).

Japanese symbol: 闘魂 - Warrior spirit (Kanji: 闘魂; hiragana: とうこん; reading: tookon) Click here for more kanji and tribal tattoos. All tattoos are free and original

Japanese symbol: Ninja (Kanji: 忍者; hiragana: にんじゃ; reading: ninja) Click here to see more free kanji tattoos