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Hummingbird Tattoo Designs and Ideas

 

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The hummingbirds are seen by many ethnic groups as symbols of life and prosperity, joy and love. We find a good example with the Aztecs, who had talismans in the shape of these little birds, who firmly believed that their owners had better sexuality in order to perfect their talents and life energies, which were important characteristics in the warlike culture of the indigenous people Mexico were.

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The hummingbird is the national bird of the island of Jamaica and is therefore admired throughout the Caribbean. The pre-Columbian societies (Aztecs, Incas in Peru) remembered the hummingbirds in several ceremonies. 

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Scarab beetle tattoo ideas and designs



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The Egyptian scarab tattoo, symbol of creation and origin of life



El Egyptian Scarab Tattoo It is very popular with lovers of Egyptian culture or this type of insect. Because of what the beetle symbolizes and meaning that is associated with these tattoos, it has earned a place on the body of many ink lovers. First of all, and to understand the popularity of the Egyptian Scarab Tattoo, we need to go back to ancient Egypt.

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The scarab was a sacred insect for the ancient Egyptians. For this culture, the fact that dung beetles could transport dungballs in the harsh conditions of the desert to bury them later and from which their offspring later emerged (since eggs were laid in these dungballs) became an act of creation and genesis of life .

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In addition, for the ancient Egyptians, the beetle was also associated with the movement of the sun and the cycles of life. That is why many people at that time carried a beetle with a solar disk on their back. A representation of the cycle of the sun in the sky. Indeed for Egyptian culture, the scarab had a close relationship with dawn and a connection with the Egyptian god "Khepri", also known as the "god of the rising sun".

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During this period the Egyptians carved beetles in stone to wear as a protective amulet. Royal seals in the shape of a scarab were also used. Therefore, today, when an embalmed mummy is discovered, it is relatively common to find amulets in the shape of a beetle or a reference to this sacred insect for it.

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With all of these symbols we can see the growing popularity of the Egyptian scarab tattoo. In the next gallery of tattoos you can find a wide variety of beetle tattoos made in different styles.

Tiger Tattoos Ideas and Designs

 

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The tiger is the king of the jungle. He is strong, terrifying and at the same time very graceful and beautiful. This majestic animal plays an important role in the mythology and culture of many countries and is considered the national animal of India, Bangladesh, South Korea and others.For everyone who wants to get a tiger tattoo, we have created today's article. Here we show you many pictures of super cool and realistic tiger tattoos in different designs and give you some information about the history and symbolism of this tattoo motif, so that everyone can find inspiration for their new tattoo


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Tattooing is actually an age-old practice, the meaning of which has changed significantly over time. In the past, the Egyptian princesses adorned their skin with permanent tattoos and the Romans used them to mark their slaves. Nowadays, more and more people are decorating their bodies with tattoos because that has become fashionable. But if you just get a tattoo because it's chic, you will sooner or later regret it. A real tattoo stays on the skin for its entire life and will accompany its wearer every day. For this reason, it would be good if it had not only a decorative but also a deep personal meaning for him or her.


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Tiger tattoo - an expression of individuality


The tiger is the largest big cat in the world. He is a master of camouflage and mostly lives as a loner. It has had a special fascination for people for thousands of years and it is not at all surprising that it has also become one of the most popular tattoo motifs these days. 

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