Japanese body tattoos are very time intensive and expensive. A traditional “body suit” which covers the arms, back, upper legs and chest can take up to five years to complete and can cost up to more than US$30, 000. Japanese body tattoos are once again regaining their popularity especially amongst the middle class. Traditional irezumi [...]
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Asian themed tattoos are very popular not only in America but also around the world with both men and women. Geisha tattoos are among the most popular of these Asian themed tattoos. Geisha’s are perceived to be a woman with ill repute, but the word literally means “art person”. They are highly trained professional women [...]
Of all Chinese tattoos, the most popular of them all is probably the Chinese characters tattoo. There are more than 100,000 symbols for characters, alphabet and signs. Popular symbols used are the symbols of friendship, happiness, family, dream, determination, kindness and guardian angel. Chinese characters phrases that are popular include true love, inner beauty, beautiful [...]
Buddha tattoos are popular for people who want to express their faith or interest in the world of Buddhism. There are many variations of the Buddha image. Sometimes, the tattooing of the Buddha image is frowned upon due to the belief that a normal human being is not pure enough to be able to have [...]
Asian tattoos designs are admired all over the world for various reasons. They have trendy and appealing features that grab the interest of tattoo enthusiasts instantly. Most of all, Asian tattoos generally hold symbolic and meaningful designs that make it easy to express one’s message to the world around them as they possess [...]
Cherry blossoms are beautiful and delicate and have symbolic meanings to the Chinese and Japanese cultures. To the Chinese, it is a significant symbol for power. It also represents feminine beauty and sexuality which gives the idea of feminine dominance. The Chinese also consider the cherry blossoms as a symbol of love. The Japanese see [...]


