Tuesday, December 23, 2008
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Friday, December 12, 2008
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Tiger tattoo pictures
Sharing many aspects of symbolism with lion tattoos, tiger tattoos are a common choice, a combination of beauty and strength. Tigers are the king of animals and a popular symbol in the Eastern world.
Tiger tattoo art can have the following symbolic meaning (besides your own):
- Power and might.
- Pride and beauty.
- Passion and sensuality.
- Cruelty and violence.
- Purity and courage.
- In Japan, the samurai used the tiger as an emblem, for obvious reasons.
- Tiger images and statues are used to ward off evil spirits and bring luck to families and businesses.
- In some cultures, tigers are believed to punish sinners.
Saturday, October 11, 2008
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Blue koi tattoos
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
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Thursday, April 3, 2008
Monday, March 10, 2008
Henna tattoo pictures
Gaining in popularity is the Henna Tattoo. They are not enduring and wear out a paste called Henna which customarily stains the top part of the skin. These tattoos are brown in color but can manufacture shades using a variety of mixes. Adding things to the paste such as coffee, fruits, and so on., can attain this effect, while adding together baby and smear with oil gives it strength in its color and duration.
2-4 weeks is how long the normal tattoo will keep on. It depends on the henna paste being used along with the precision of the tattooed area.
Monday, February 18, 2008
Red koi fish tattoos
Globally speaking, the red color always symbolizes the most beautiful feeling of this world, love. The meaning of koi tattoos which is Red is of a fish that is representing love. Moreover, this red color also gives the meaning of utmost bravery and manly deeds. Furthermore, this red color symbolizes exuberance and brings energy in an individual.
The meaning of koi tattoos of Red color is presumed to be the most toughest and stable like the koi fish swimming to the Dragon Gate in heavy opposing currents of the river.
The meaning of koi tattoos of Red color is presumed to be the most toughest and stable like the koi fish swimming to the Dragon Gate in heavy opposing currents of the river.
Monday, February 4, 2008
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Monday, January 7, 2008
Traditional koi fish tattoos
The real meaning of koi tattoos derives from the koi fish tattoos. Koi fishes symbolize the courage, determination and power to achieve the desired goals. In addition to this, it is a symbol that the person has overcome the bad patch of his life or is getting into it. This is a very interesting myth reflecting that when the fish on the tattoo is shown swimming upstream, is means that the person having the tattoo is under the scanner these days. On the contrary, if the fish is slanting downwards, it follows that the person is now out of the bad patches in his life.
In addition to the meaning of the koi tattoos, opposite sex love and a heavy feeling for someone is very renowned. This love may either be romantic or passionate; but in Buddhism the word koi depicts bravery and the fear of none. Not even of death!
The charm and the vigor of the koi fishes have made it a very famous symbol for any family in Japan. On the annual children’ day, huge tubular flags of various colors of fishes are fabricated. The black color koi goes for the father; a flame red for the mother; a white and blue koi for the boy and red color for the girl.
In addition to the meaning of the koi tattoos, opposite sex love and a heavy feeling for someone is very renowned. This love may either be romantic or passionate; but in Buddhism the word koi depicts bravery and the fear of none. Not even of death!
The charm and the vigor of the koi fishes have made it a very famous symbol for any family in Japan. On the annual children’ day, huge tubular flags of various colors of fishes are fabricated. The black color koi goes for the father; a flame red for the mother; a white and blue koi for the boy and red color for the girl.
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