Tattoos are very symbolic and important to most people who wear them. The good thing about tattoos is that they have stories to tell, and as a person with a tattoo like myself, I like to tell people the story of each tattoo I have. Here at tattoo-models.net, we have given you different tattoo meanings and design ideas for your pleasure. It is also our pleasure to give you information about them.

Today, we give you 40 Original Dandelion Tattoo Designs. Dandelion tattoos are quite popular, especially in areas where they mostly grow. People wish and then blow on them. It is always nice to see them fly away, it is such a pretty sight.

The Japanese tattoo designs are one of the most popular tattoos internationally. It has a rich culture and history, and up to this day, even non-Japanese citizens are jaded by the Japanese popular designs. Aside from the lovely colors that these tattoos are made of, its meanings are both spiritual and natural which makes it more interesting.

The placement of tattoos is important, you have to think about it a lot before you decide, since it’s going to be there forever. You may think it is easy, but it is not unless you only have a few spots left. There are some area that are quite sensitive that most people would avoid, and there are some people who are not yet ready to show the whole world or at least their officemates about it, so they choose a spot that is hidden from their daily wear.

If you want a sexy tattoo, the usual spot would be the thigh, stomach, the bottom of the spine, the entire back and last but not the least, the ribs. If you ask me, parts that usually have a bone are quite sensitive, but if you want it there, then do it.

We are featuring 40 Sexiest Rib Tattoos for Girls, although some photos I have included are of men, these shouldn’t stop women who wanted to get sexy rib tattoos.

The dreamcatcher was originally created by the Ojibwe or Chippewa people. They are the native Americans and native Canadians. This handmade web in a willow loop decorated with feathers and other sacred object was a unity symbol of the Native Americans.

Legend has it that a spider woman named Asibikaashi took care of the children and the rest of the natives on the land. But eventually, the Ojibwe spread in different areas of the land and could no longer reach them all. So all the mothers wove magical webs (fine yarns) for their children even infants using willow hoops, cordage or sinew that are made from plants.

The dreamcatcher’s power was used as a protection from bad dreams. It filters out bad dreams and only let good dreams go through the people and children’s minds. When the sun rises, all of the bad dreams will be gone. The meaning and purpose of these dreamcatchers are still the same when you get dreamcatcher tattoos.

The traditional New Zealand art of Maori has enjoyed resurgence in today’s pop culture. You have probably never heard of Ta moko. In fact, unless you are interested in the hotness of Dwayne Johnson or Rihanna, you have possibly never taken notice of Maori tattoos. Maori tattoos are full of symbolism and have deep meaning behind each shape and line used. But if you have noticed this amazing tattoo form you may wonder how to get one of your own. Here is what you need to know about getting a Maori tattoo.

A sugar skull or a calavera in Mexican language, is a representation of the human skull. It is a popular figure in Mexico and is usually made of sugar (thus the name sugar skull) or clay especially on the Day of The Dead celebration, which is quite similar to our celebration of All Souls Day and Halloween. These sweet skulls are often given as gifts and and can be eaten. They are decorated in lovely colors and flowers to add more beauty to such grim figure in other cultures.

Unlike other cultures, the Mexicans and other related cultures celebrate The All Souls Day by decorating and spending time at the graves of the dead loved ones.

Sugar skulls are also popular tattoos. The skull is a symbol of human power and energy to the Aztecs. In this post, we have collected 38 beautiful sugar skull tattoos:

“For there is no friend like a sister
In calm or stormy weather;
To cheer one on the tedious way,
To fetch one if one goes astray,
To lift one if one totters down,
To strengthen whilst one stands”
― Christina Rossetti, Goblin Market and Other Poems

This post is especially composed for sisters out there who wanted to get a tattoo together. Sisterhood is a strong bond and although I don’t have a sister myself but have 5 brothers, my best friends are like my soul sisters.

Some sisters to prove their love and fondness of each other, get an identical but symbolic tattoos. . You and your sister may be miles apart and living different busy lives, but whenever you get to take a look at a tattoo you got together, she will always be the person that will come in mind.

Tattoos are considered to be one of the best forms of self-expression. You can use them to express who you are or something that you are passionate about, and still use it for decoration as well. When you are thinking of getting a tattoo, one of the things you might worry about is whether or not it will be possible to get rid of them later on. Most people are afraid of getting them because of the commonly held belief that tattoos are permanent. However, the fact of the matter is that they are easy to remove, and one way to do this is through the use of creams.

The Samoan tattoo, or ‘tatau’ as it is known traditionally, is deeply tied into the culture of Samoa. It is done as a source of pride in their heritage and culture. To be offered the chance to be tattooed for young Samoan men is a very high honor. Many times the young men must find a relative who is worthy to be tattooed at the same time. In America, Samoan tattoos are often known as tribal tattoos. Tribal tattoos have become increasingly popular in the past few years. However, authentic Samoan tattoos are not quite as commonplace.