Flower tattoos.

Flower tattoos are becoming more common these days. In the West, color tattoos are traditionally seen as ladies and are mostly worn by women.The fact is that when you think of tattoos of flowers, you are certainly imagining them depicted on gentle bodies. Of all the traditions, floral tattoos with Japanese flowers are among the oldest and most famous. Before we dive into revealing the traditional sense behind many of the tattoos, we should note that their meaning varies from different cultures. The meaning of the flowers in the Japanese tattoo culture can be quite different from their meaning in Mexican tattoo art. We will try to tell you what symbolizes some of the most common flower tattoos.

The tattoo of the rose is one of the most popular among the flowers for tattoos. Although less common in Eastern tattoo art, it is an indispensable part of the traditional American tattoo culture. The tattoo of a rose is usually considered to be a symbol of love or beauty, with the same attributes being associated with the flower itself. This flower has a much deeper meaning and much longer in the history of tattoo art. The tattoo rose also means equilibrium and symbolizes the undying love, hope and the new beginning. Adding a stem with thorns provides a further contrasting meaning such as defense, loss and recklessness.

The meaning of lily is traced back to ancient Greece, where the white lily was born. They believe it blooms from Hera's milk, the Goddess of the Gods. For this reason, the lily in Greece symbolizes divine femininity. It also often means strength, perfection and purity. Kindness, understanding and mourning are also related to the lily flower. A tattoo lily is open to any interpretation. It may be a major element in the tattoos, but it can also be only a segment of the overall picture.