Flower Tattoo Designs

Flowers are nature’s most beautiful and enchanting attraction and hence it is symbolic of feminineness and delicacy. Even in ones own garden flowers enhances the overall beauty of the ambience and so does a place or house which livens up with the voices and activities of women folks. Life itself seems ebbing out without this female extravagance call it flowers or feminine attractions. In order to substantiate the virtues of feminine involvement in the life process, Man has over time symbolized these in the form of tattoos now widely known as Flower Tattoos.

Among the most widely used Flower Tattoos are Roses, Lilies, Lotus, Sunflower, Hibiscus, Daisy and a host of other tropical flowers which when tattooed on the body signifies the distinct appeal a person wishes to portray to the outside world. Among Roses, Red colored roses stands for romance and courage, Pink roses for grace and admiration, White roses for eternal love and innocence, Rose buds for beauty and youth. In case of Lilies they generally denotes purity, in Egypt it represents fertility, in medieval times it means innocence, Orange Lily for hatred while Tiger lily denotes pride and prosperity. In case of Lotus it means purity amidst the dirty, stagnant water of the society and its evils. The Lotus is by far the most important flowers of India and China. It symbolizes spiritual awakening too. The Sunflower on the other hand symbolizes loyalty and in smaller flowers means adoration. It is mostly tattooed in bolder and larger way than other flowers. Hibiscus, the state flower of Hawaii, denotes beauty with love. It is usually displayed in red or yellow color. The Daisy tattoo represents innocence. Tropical flowers on the other hand are symbolic to a particular individual, group or society and are done by both men and woman unlike the other flowers where the main clients are woman. Flower Tattoo has grown significantly over the years and carries an excellent future.