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Lily Flower Tattoo

Lily Flower Tattoo
For centuries lily flowers have been very special for their uncommon meanings and there is no greater way to express yourself to get a significant lily flower tattooed on your neck, arm, back or any other part of the body. The symbolic meanings of lily have always signified the western deities. Then they ... Full story

Chinese Flower Tattoo

Chinese Flower Tattoo
Chinese flowers are the sole symbols of the splendid nature among cold Chinese landscape, giving color and infinite life to a bold ground lacking any colors. Coming in a vast array of colors and shades, Chinese flowers are a provoking appeal to almost every tattoo enthusiast. It is just unacceptable to see a ... Full story

Meaning of Lotus Tattoos

Meaning of Lotus Tattoos
The lotus flower is highly valued in the East as much as the rose is adored in the West. Generally they can bear the same symbolical meaning. As the lotus emerges from the murky depths so does the rose appear amongst sharp thorns. The lotus flower has its origin from Egypt, and has played a ... Full story
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Tulip Tattoo

Tulip Tattoo
Tulip is quite common among the flower tattoo designs; women especially like them. These flowers have symbolized a perfect lover for a long time. If you are going to make just the flower tulip tattoo without any additional elements it will convey the message of an ideal devotee. Beside of they denote a flaming desire for ... Full story
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Cherry Blossom Tattoos

Cherry Blossom Tattoos
The cherry blossom plays an important role in typical Japanese tattooing. It symbolizes women’s beauty and sexuality. Beside of this splendid plant represents the Chinese symbol of feminine principal; in herbal language it signified love. The cherry blossom as a tattoo design is a constant reminder of the fast-running life; it conveys the appeal to ... Full story

Hawaiian Flower Tattoos

Hawaiian Flower Tattoos
Tropical Hawaiian flowers are exotic and beautiful flowers; that is why they make excellent tattoos. •    The Anthurium is a perfect option for Hawaiian flower tattoos. These blooms usually are tattooed in the shape of a heart and red color. The flowers signify hospitality. •    The Hibiscus work nice for Hawaiian flower tattoos as ... Full story

Popular Flowers Used in Flower Tattoo Designs

Popular Flowers Used in Flower Tattoo Designs
Flower tattoo designs express an unchanged symbol of beauty and are common choice of tattoo design, especially amongst women.  There are such flowers that capture one’s attention in tattoo designs more than others. One of the main reasons of their popularity is vast array of possible colors, uncommon shapes and, of course, ... Full story

Celebrities with Flower Tattoos

Celebrities with Flower Tattoos
No doubt, you are aware that tattoos are widely common among celebrities. Here we represent quite a long list of celebrities having at least one flower tattoo on his/her body. •    Drew Barrymore has flowers on inside left hip bone •    Janine Lindemulder  has flowers tattoos on the back of her neck and on back as well... Full story

Flower Butterfly Tattoos

Flower Butterfly Tattoos
Flower butterfly tattoos are extremely loved by girls as the flower and the butterfly is the symbol of femininity, beauty and love. Flower butterfly tattoos become very popular due to the new millennium tattoo mad driven by a lot of famous people and various TV shows. A lot of girls get flower butterfly ... Full story

Meaning of Flower Tattoos

Meaning of Flower Tattoos
•    The rose flower is extremely popular in tattoo designs. Their traditional meanings are *Red rose signifies love, romance and courage. *Pink rose is a symbol of grace and admiration. *White rose in tattoos symbolizes eternal love and innocence. *Rosebuds express beauty and youth. •    A cherry blossom tattoo has a feminine display. It symbolizes female beauty and love. ... Full story
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