Tattoo Tiger: meaning and sketches for girls and men

Tigers are magnificent mammals that fascinate people with their beauty, ferocity and power. For centuries, people have worshipped tigers and even took them for gods. Many people depict tiger tattoos because of the rich symbolism that they convey. Let's consider these symbolic values.

The meaning of the tiger tattoo.

• Protection. In China, there were protective gods who were depicted riding a tiger. For example, the god of wealth and the goddess of the wind.
• Pride, nobility, power. The royal pose, firm steps and arrogant appearance-all these features make the tiger one of the most respected and admired in the animal world and among mankind.
• Wealth and authority. In Asia, tiger skin was used in clothing, it was not available to many people because of the high price. They were worn only by rich people with power.
• Victory, heroism, valor, bravery. In Japan, soldiers carved the profile of a tiger on a shield, they believed that this animal could help them win on the field and stay alive.
• Calmness and energy. In the philosophy of Feng Shui, the tiger is associated with balance, balance. It is considered an energy source.
• Cruelty, ferocity and courage. In prison, the owner of a tiger tattoo can be described as a fearless, rude, impulsive person who can stand up for himself.
• Independence. As an animal perfectly able to see in the dark, the tiger's strength does not depend on the time of day and night.
• Dominance. In the cultures of India, it symbolizes greatness and wildness.
• Courage. In the mythology of Japan, it is used as a symbol of warrior-heroes.
• Courage. In Hinduism, the brave, warlike and destructive gods Shiva and Kali are often depicted in tiger skins.

Elements that go well with the design of a tiger tattoo and their meanings:

• Leo - masculinity, aggression, superiority.
• Dagger - betrayal, resurrection, the beginning of a new life.
• Warrior - martial spirit, bravery and courage.
• The dragon is luck, the confrontation of evil and good.
• on the back, leg, half of the sleeve. While girls choose forearm and shoulder blades for this drawing.

  The most popular tiger tattoo styles.

  • 3-D.
  • Old school.
  • Realism.
  • Black & grey.
  • Japanese.
  • Tribal.
  • Cartoon.
  • Dotwork.
  • Photorealism.
  • Neo-traditional.
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