Heart tattoos can be so beautiful and different
A heart tattoo is timeless and can be wonderfully combined. That's why it's been one of the most popular tattoo motifs in studios for decades. We tell you what meanings the heart motif can stand for. We'll also show you some tattoo templates for inspiration.
Not all hearts are the same: the different motifs
A heart tattoo can be tattooed in very different motifs and has very different meanings. Here you can find an overview of the most common versions:
- A burning heart stands for passion and the blazing fire that burns in you.
The motif "arrow through the heart" reminds us directly of Cupid and his love arts. It symbolizes the unexpected love and the feeling of being in love.
- A broken heart represents disappointment and separation.
- A bloody heart symbolizes lovesickness and lonelinessa pierced heart represents deception
With blazing fire and a wreath of thorns: The sacred heart stands for the bond with Jesus and faith in God.
Thus, the meanings of a heart cannot be more different depending on the choice of motif. However, they all have something in common: They stand for passion, strong emotions and indicate the sensitive side of the wearer.
Which part of the body does it look most beautiful?
The typical color in which the heart is stabbed under the skin is red. It doesn't come from just anywhere, because the color red stands for passion, love, warmth and also aggression. Heart tattoos are often combined with rings, doves, wings, locks or crosses. A heart can work on almost any part of the body. They are often presented in a minimalist and filigree manner. These work particularly well on the upper or lower arm and on the collarbone.
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