ornamental tattoo Dublin

• Tribal Tattoos:
  – Often feature bold, black lines and geometric patterns.
  – Have roots in indigenous cultures, with designs that can carry cultural or spiritual meanings.

• Ornamental Tattoos:
  – Emphasize decorative patterns such as filigree, mandalas, or intricate line work.
  – Are typically chosen for their aesthetic appeal rather than strict cultural symbolism.

Your tattoo artist’s specific aftercare guidance is key, as they understand your skin and design , alternatively feel free to browse our tattoo aftercare.

Yes, you can add colour to your ornamental tattoo:

• Colour can be added to enhance or modify an ornamental tattoo.
• Consult with Darek to determine which colours complement your design and skin tone.
• The feasibility and outcome will depend on the original design and placement.

Māori Tattoos (Moko):
  – Specific to the Māori people of New Zealand.
  – Feature unique, often intricate patterns that communicate personal history, genealogy, and social status.
  – Traditionally carry a deep spiritual and cultural significance.

Polynesian Tattoos:
  – Include a variety of styles from different Polynesian cultures such as Samoan, Tahitian, and Hawaiian.
  – While also rich in cultural symbolism, each style has distinct patterns and meanings that reflect the traditions of its specific culture.

While anyone can technically get a tattoo inspired by Māori designs, these tattoos are deeply tied to Māori identity and heritage, so many within the Māori community feel they should be reserved for those with a genuine cultural connection, making it important to approach them with respect and consult Māori cultural experts to ensure the design is appropriate and meaningful.

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