Macho Tattoos

Tattoos are the preferred body painting in many countries

Tattoos are made as a symbol or a marker, can provide a pride for the user and a symbol of courage from the owner of the tattoo. Since the first tattoo was made also has such a purpose. Tattoos are believed to be a symbol of luck, social status, beauty, maturity, and self-esteem. Well if you're looking for what the meaning and meaning of a picture Tattoos with the full review:

Apples: Symbolize 'The Beginning of New Life', this is taken from the story of the Prophet Adam and Eve.

Knife: Symbolize 'Loyalty to Something Thing or Firmness'.

Eyes: 'Symbolize' The Cause of Knowledge which leads more to the nature of Alert '.

Fan: Usually in a tattoo motif depicted as an oriental fan, many people misunderstand this fan as a symbol of the beauty and feminism of a woman.

Flag: Flag symbolizes the Patriot side or the love side of the country.

Fleur de Lis: Used in Scout symbols around the world, which is an official symbol of the French Empire which means Independence and Freedom.

Wine: It is an old symbol of the Greek people who symbolize the God of Dioysus, many of which misrepresent the symbol of the fruit of Wine as the symbol of 'Fertility and Life', but in the Tattoo motif, Wine represents 'The Perfect Life with Alcohol Always Companions'.

Lotus Flower: In Chinese culture the Lotus flower is a beautiful flower though it grows in a muddy area. It describes 'All is Beautiful Though Nothing is Perfect'

Nautical Star: This motif is often used as a Tattoo motif, both from ancient times until now. Stars that have the Black and Red Strips, but do not close the use of other colors, this visualizes as 'Sinar Kehidupan Hidup Never diam' or in other words symbolize 'Power that is owned by everyone'.

Spider Web: Some say tattoos Spider Webs on the elbows symbolize life, but the origin of this motif is from the famous motorcycle gangster named Hells Angels which means' Keeper Bikers not to fall while driving a Harley Motor 'or as a symbol' Keeper to farthest

Heart: 'Describing the Nature of Compassion'.