Tribe tattoos for women

Tribal tattoos for women draws inspiration from designs for men, but with a twist of femininity for some and personal meanings for most. See examples here.

Tribe Tattoo.

From My Modern Met At 102 years old, Whang-Od Oggay (who also goes by Whang-od or Maria Oggay) is helping to keep an ancient tradition alive in the Kalinga province of the Philippines. She’s the country’s oldest mambabatok, a traditional Kalinga tattooist. Each morning at dawn, Whang-Od wakes to craft a mixture of ink from pine soot and water in preparation to apply hand-tapped tattoos on the bodies of people from around the world. Although many come to see her, their journey is no small…

Most tattoo artists know a bad design when they see one. That is why they might offer some slight changes or suggest getting rid of the thing overall. However, some people are determined to get what they want. This leaves the tattooist with one option—trying to make it the best possible terrible tattoo using their skills. Luckily, some of these attempts turn out pretty great and end up on the internet, where they are met with repulsion and praise at once. That is due to the cringy idea, yet…

Touch of Delicateness Tattoos, although are very versatile, are usually associated with men. It's stereotyping but it is what the common folks would think

This piece of work is a memoir dedicated to the tradition of handpoked tattoos called ‘Godna’ prevalent in the social and cultural history of the Oraon tribes of Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Odisha in India. In order to show respect to the tradition this piece is handpoked traditionally with the use of modern equipments which are considered much more safer and hygienic in today’s time. A great tribute to the handpoke form of tattoos in tattoo culture. #traditionaltattoos #traditionalart…