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Butterfly tattoo designs with meanings
Butterfly tattoos are placed in various locations on the body, the most popular of the upper arm, back, foot, shoulder, and lower back, and come in a variety of colors including pink, blue, and black. In Asian culture, when a black butterfly is unfortunately seen, it means the impending or recent death of a loved one.
The butterfly is a true miracle of nature. It leads a short but astonishingly eventful life and undergoes a drastic transformation in a relatively limited space of time. As a result, butterflies are often associated with rebirth and resurrection. In Christianity, the butterfly represents Christ's resurrection and his ascension to heaven. Butterflies are also symbols of love and spirituality. The Greek word for butterfly is psyche, after the goddess Psyche, the goddess of the soul. Psyche is often depicted with the wings of a butterfly and according to Greek mythology, she fell madly in love with Eros and marries the Greek god of love, desire and affection. You may know Eros better by its Roman name, Cupid.
The meaning of butterfly tattoos
Butterflies embody a plethora of meanings, including:
- love
- Resurrection and rebirth
- transformation
- Spirituality and the soul
- A connection with nature and the natural elements
- Gracefulness
- femininity
Butterfly tattoo design variations
Butterfly tattoo designs incorporate numerous elements:
Tribal patterns have a special cultural meaning in the different regions from which they originate. Today, the exact meaning of each tribal
symbol remains unclear, but tribal butterfly tattoo designs generally embody a connection to nature or a particular culture.
Celtic butterfly tattoos are deeply rooted in spirituality and paganism, and indicate a strong connection with the natural elements and a link to Irish culture.
This tattoo design is a great way to add a Gothic twist to a very feminine symbol. Given the fragile butterfly dark undertone and a Gothic butterfly tattoo in general a loss of innocence and freedom.
that is native to Australia is protected by poaching and hunting law. While it has no specific symbolic meaning like the Monarch Butterfly, individuals often incorporate the Ulysses butterfly in tattoo designs for aesthetic purposes.
Of all the butterfly species, the monarch butterfly is by far the most popular. In Mexico monarch they represent the return of the spirits of deceased loved ones and is celebrated as the day of the dead across the country. Moving a dead monarch is considered to bring bad luck because doing so means disrupting the final resting place of your loved ones.
Since butterfly tattoos are almost exclusively worn by women, it's no surprise that many issues related to women's health are often incorporated into the designs. The pink ribbon is a widely recognized symbol of the fight against breast cancer. The breast cancer butterfly tattoo represents hope and rebirth after suffering from destruction from disease. It is often worn by breast cancer survivors and their loved ones.
Before getting a tattoo, think about exactly what you want and what this tattoo should symbolize so that you have no regrets in the end as you know removing the ink from your body is not easy and not cheap. I have selected a few pictures, I hope I can make your decision easier with these pictures. Until next time.
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