Floral Tattoo — 708 Designs

Flowers on a tattoo are considered more of a feminine attribute, but men often choose floral prints to decorate their bodies. This pattern is printed using all popular techniques.

More

Flowers on a tattoo are considered more of a feminine attribute, but men often choose floral prints to decorate their bodies. This pattern is printed using all popular techniques.

The Meaning of Floral Tattoos

Drawings in this style symbolize beauty, youth, but at the same time the cyclical nature of life. The exact meaning of the tattoo depends on which flower is depicted on it:

• peony is a talisman of love, attracting happy relationships into a person’s life, and at the same time a typically masculine symbol;
• a rose is the embodiment of love and beauty, but in some cases a sign of aggression or a memory of a broken heart;
• lotus - spirituality and enlightenment, one of the main Buddhist symbols;
• lavender – fidelity in love, and in some cases protection from the evil eye;
• Lily is a symbol of innocence and modesty.

Design Options for Tattoo with Flowers

For black and white sketches, drawings in the “vipshading” style, with compositions of roses or peonies, are often chosen. Colored tattoos are often done using the watercolor technique, which best conveys the richness of the shades and texture of the petals.

To create a 3D effect, artists and their clients often choose images of roses in a realistic style.

A tattoo depicting flowers is suitable for any part of the body, depending on the scale. For girls, the most popular areas are the forearms, hips, back, ribs, and the transition from the shoulder to the collarbone. For men, realistic rose tattoos are often found on the back of the hand.

Hide