Geometric and Sacred Geometry Tattoos - Body Art and Soul Tattoos

Tattoo trends come and go, but geometric tattoos, often referred to as sacred geometry tattoos, have taken the tattoo world by storm. These intricate and beautiful tattoos require an almost inhuman level of precision from the artist, but the results speak for themselves. Geometric tattoos often draw inspiration from well-known designs such as the nautilus shell, Metatron's cube, or the flower of life. These associations with famous geometric designs and the meaning of these designs have led to the term "sacred geometry tattoos". While these designs have been used for centuries in all sorts of mediums, their growing popularity in tattoos today is likely due to Instagram and its increased influence in the tattoo world.

Geometric tattoos offer a beautiful timeless look that gives a sense of connection to the world and the ancient mathematics that defines it. Regardless of your religion or philosophy, sacred geometry tattoos offer a universal appeal that feels meaningful. Whether you're inclined towards the 7 chakras of the body or the natural beauty of the nautilus shell, sacred geometry tattoos can work great for you.

Body Art & Soul Tattoos has several artists specializing in geometric tattoos and you can see their work in our gallery and on Instagram.

But geometric tattoos are not a style for the faint of heart. Artists working in this style must be very patient and attentive to detail. But the complexity pays off, as you can see in projects like this.

If you have fallen in love with geometric tattoos or have been a fan of them for a long time, you may want to consider learning how to make them! Body Art & Soul Tattoos offers tattoo training that provides world class training and gives you all the tools you need to create any tattoo style! With guaranteed job offers after graduation, you can focus on perfecting your art and not worry about stressful job searches! Whether you're into or designing geometric tattoos, we look forward to covering them in a future blog!