Hawaiian tattoos have ancient history and combine traditional and ancient designs. Hawaiian tattoos are based on natural images: flowers, fish, stones, animals, rain, etc. Initially, only black ink was used for tattooing. Tattoos were applied for various rituals or to depict religious devotion, as well as a talisman to protect a person.
Instructions
Step 1
Lizard gecko
One of the most beloved Hawaiian tattoos is the gecko. The inhabitants of Hawaii treated these lizards with caution and respect. Geckos were believed to have supernatural powers. There is such a superstition that if a gecko laughs, it will bring misfortune and illness.
Step 2
Sea turtle
Sea turtle images are also very popular among Hawaiian tattoos. The turtle is a symbol of longevity and fertility.
Step 3
Shark
Sharks are very strong animals. In Hawaii, they were considered sacred. Often the image of a shark is applied to protect against enemies. You can also apply only the image of a shark canine.
Step 4
Hibiscus
Exotic hibiscus flowers are commonly associated with summer, fun and relaxation. Also, the hibiscus flower is a symbol of femininity, tenderness and beauty. Oddly enough, but now the image of hibiscus is popular not only among women, but also among men.
Step 5
Orchid
Orchids symbolize a number of qualities such as love, beauty, strength, splendor and luxury, making it the perfect pattern for body art.
Step 6
Seashells
Shells in ancient times were used as money. Apparently, therefore, now they are a symbol of wealth and prosperity.
