Showing posts with label Heart tattoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heart tattoo. Show all posts

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Heart Tattoo

Heart Tattoo
Heart Tattoo
The heart tattoo is the classic tattoo design standard. Heart tattoos have been popular for well over a century. Heart tattoos with banners were very popular with servicemen in WWII. They were tokens of their loved ones that accompanied them on perilous journeys to far-off theatres of conflict and a constant reminder of what and whom they were fighting for. The heart is often symbolic of love and devotion among several different cultures. The pictured design combines this traditional symbolism inside the context of a cross design. The vertical and horizontal lines of the cross represent Father and Mother Nature, respectively. The point of intersection of those two lines or the point of synthesis is represented of those mystical and spiritual concepts that embraced the meeting of the material and the spiritual in human existence. The four corners also symbolize the major elements which are water, earth, air and fire. Symbols like the cross go back long before the written word. One of the oldest crosses was placed within a circle. These solar or wheel crosses appeared in Neolithic Europe, often as art or rock carvings. They are also found in Asia, America, and India, as representations of the rising and setting of the sun, the seasons, and the union of the polarities. So, the addition of the heart tattoo in a cross pattern was a very symbolic choice for the bearer.

Heart Tattoo
Heart Tattoo
Here is a heart tattoo that bears taking a look at. One that appears that it had been torn in half and now has been mended, at least partially, by having been sewn back together. Quite possibly by the hand of another person. No matter how you look at it this tattoo represents absolute heartbreak. But it also represents a persons ability to come back from that absolute heartbreak, repair the damage and start anew. Someone with the inner strength and fortitude that it takes to get over such a terrible thing and come out of it even stronger than before. That is something that speaks to the very condition of man kind and his ability to overcome adversity.
We have all had a broken heart in our lives. There are no exceptions. Some are worse than others and certainly some hurt more than others. But to the person it is happening to, when it is happening, there can be nothing worse. And that is why a heart tattoo like this one will always be around. A broken heart is not something easily forgotten and the getting over the broken heart is something well worth remembering. It may prevent it from happening again.

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Free Heart Tattoos Designs

Heart Tattoos
Heart tattoo designs come in different sizes, styles, and patterns. It used to be that hearts simply symbolized love. If you wish to have a this design because of religious significance, you can have the image of the sacred heart tattooed on your body. Some of the sacred heart designs usually include the image of Jesus and Mary as well. A heart that is wrapped in flowers can symbolize a deeper kind of romantic love.

Tattoo design on the body gives a different look to your personality. The Maori style is one of the latest trends in tattoo design. The designs are in bizarre shape. Maori designs are unique and they have their own description. A Maori design should be done by a high profile tattoo designer as it requires a special skill to draw. The tools used are different than normal tattoo design.
Heart Tattoos
Heart Tattoos
Heart Tattoos

Monday, September 14, 2009

Celtic Heart Tattoo

Celtic Heart Tattoo
Heart TattooSymbolically the heart signifies love, charity, joy and compassion. The Celtic heart symbol is able to represent either romantic love, friendship love or even impersonal love.
Love Knot Tattoos
Most commonly though, the Celtic heart tattoo represents the union of souls. Celtic hearts are also known as love knot tattoos which have become popular in Celtic tattoo design.
Plait work came before knot work. Love knot patterns
Lovers exchange rings formed in the designs of ancient Celtic love knots as a way of admitting their feelings to one another. The serpent love knot is a design taken from the ancient monks and stands for eternal life.
A typical love knot however is demonstrated by two intertwining overhand knots. This is perhaps the simplest form of love knot. There are many other symbols represented in knot patterns that signify love. The four love knot for instance. The lines surrounding the circles are meant to signify love.
Sexy Heart Tattoo Ideas For the Women and Cool Looking Heart Tattoo Designs For Men
Heart Tattoo
Realistic Heart. The realistic heart is kind of what it says. Typically a tattoo that is more attractive to men but these days women are getting realistic heart tattoos also.
Flaming Heart And Sacred Hearts. The sacred heart as a symbols came from Catholicism and from the image of the burning heart of Jesus.
Pierced Heart. The pierced heart is usually a symbol for a lost loved or a person that has been hurt in love. Sometimes people will choose a symbolic object to pierce the heart.
Tribal Heart. Tribal heart designs can take on a variety of forms. Sometimes you will even see the whole heart has been done as a tribal design meaning the black tribal lines form the heart.
Lock And Key Heart. Another common heart tattoo is the lock and key heart. The heart typically has a small keyhole with it.
Whatever heart design you might choose there are a lot of options out there. In some way the heart tattoo is thought of to be a more girl tattoo design.
Heart Tattoo