Showing posts with label Symbol tatto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Symbol tatto. Show all posts

Sun Tattoo symbol desains

Posted by Unknown on Monday, April 1, 2013





The sun is usually seen as a masculine symbol and the moon and the earth as feminine symbols, hence you will often the Sun symbolically paired with the Moon or the Earth. For many millennia the Sun was believed to be at the center of the Universe, around which all other heavenly bodies radiated. The Sun was a symbol of both royal and divine powers, adopted by both secular and religious authorities. As a tattoo design and symbol, a Sun represents fertility, vitality, passion, courage and eternally renewed youth, light and knowledge.

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Symbol Tattoo Designs

Posted by Unknown on Friday, October 5, 2012


Celtic artwork has become a very popular choice in tattoo designs, especially for people with a Celtic heritage, which includes Irish, Scottish, or Welsh. Much of the Celtic artwork comes from the Irish Illuminated Manuscripts which date back further than the Celtic tattoo artwork.

The creation of the Celtic motherhood symbol is part of the modern changes that have been made. The triquetra tattoos are designed with a heart inside to symbolize a mother's love while the motherhood symbol with three swirled designs is used as a symbol of power, luck, and fertility.

Another practice that has become very common is to get a Celtic butterflies tattoo,Celtic unity knot, or any other type of Celtic artwork, even though the individual has no Celtic heritage, but simply because they like the design.

Tattoos are not the only place you will see a Celtic unity knot, it can also be used in the making of jewelry. Some very popular jewelry designs of choice include the Celtic knot wedding band or other Celtic Knot rings. The Celtic knot work that is used doesn't have a literal translation but they are often made with no beginning and no end so that a Celtic unity knot may be used to represent something that is unending like love, life, or spirituality.

There are many different Celtic cross designs for tattoos and Celtic artwork is becoming increasingly popular as an art form in its own right. Even with those tattoos made to represent a specific object such as the Celtic butterfly tattoos, the knots and intricate work within the design is the main feature. The shape of the tattoo is not the most significant reason for the tattoo.

Celtic cross designs make up a major number of the Celtic tattoos designs. With the hundreds of different crosses, in a variety of intricate or simple designs, large or small, and those in combination with other symbols, there are so many choices that it can be difficult to narrow it down to the choice you want. Some of the Celtic cross designs are circular while others have an elongated trunk. There are different symbols associated with different styles of crosses. If symbolism is important to you, then you will have to do your research to find out the meanings for those that you are interested in using as your tattoo.

Celtic cross designs aren't the only ones that have a meaning. You may not choose them for their meaning, but all of the Celtic symbols used in tattoo designs have traditional meaning. Getting a tattoo with the Celtic motherhood symbol is more likely to be one that is chosen for its meaning rather than one that is based on Celtic artwork or something decorative like Celtic butterflies tattoos.

If you are looking at Celtic cross designs, there will be no shortage of tattoos to choose from at the tattoo stores and also on the internet. There are many sites where you can do your research and find quality tattoos that you can download and take to the tattoo artist.

Most of the tattoos that are based on Celtic artwork are done in black, but you can add color if you want a brighter design. The use of Black Ink is a necessity for those that like the tribal look for their tattoos.
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