Bat tribal tattoos modern design

Bat tribal tattoos modern design

Butterfly tribal tattoo design

Butterfly tribal tattoo design

Lion tribal tattoo design

Lion tribal tattoo design

Fox tribal tattoo design

Fox tribal tattoo design

Double Dolphin tribal tattoo design

Double Dolphin tribal tattoo design

Dolphin tribal tattoo design

Dolphin tribal tattoo design

Dragonfly Tribal Tattoo

Dragonfly tribal tattoo on lower back body

Dolphin tribal tattoo design

Dolphin tribal tattoo design

Lion Tribal Tattoo Design

Lion Tribal Tattoo Design

Tribal tattoo have no significant meaning

Although deriving from some forms of ancient tribal art, tribal tattoos today have no significant meaning. They are random patterns of lines and curves put together to create and abstract form of art. While tribal tattoos are generally solid black, tattoo artists recently have experimented with bolder colors and added effects (such as windbars) to make them more appealing.

Back Triball Tattoo

Back triball tattoo add strong impression on the back of the body

Tiger Tribal Tattoos

Tigers found in Asia are generally inked in tribal style. The swirls, bold black strokes, and geometric shapes of the tribal inking style complement the sleek and powerful form of the tiger, its movements, and even its coat of stripes.

By and large, Asian cultures utilize the tiger as a symbol of power and strength. It is deemed 'King of the Animals' in Korea. It is also sometimes used as an emblem for destruction and violence. Shiva, the Hindu god of destruction, is illustrated bearing a tiger skin and riding a tiger. Pictures of Asian tigers also serve as amulets to ward off evil spirits. In China, stone tigers are placed to guard and protect buildings and houses.

A tribal tattoo with its black lines and sharp edges

A tribal tattoo with its black lines and sharp edges

Tribal chest tattoo designs

Using black color has its own relevance in the tribal chest tattoo designs