150 tattoos of Jesus Christ: photos and meanings

Surely there will never be a tattoo as powerful and meaningful as a tattoo of Christ. Some people believe that tattooing Jesus Christ on their body is the best way to show their love and faith in Christianity. Jesus tattoos are usually very detailed and may sometimes seem too expressive or realistic to some, but they are usually considered suitable body art for Christians. Christ tattoos come in many different styles. They can depict Jesus alone or accompanied by crosses, angels, cherubs, beads, or clasped hands.

When it comes to religion, everyone has different views and feelings. Jesus is the son of God and Mary. He traveled from city to city to carry God's message, the good news. He possessed special abilities that came to him from his Father: he could heal the blind and make them see again, he could heal the sick and restore his health. No one on earth could imagine who Jesus was and how strong his love for man was. Jesus decided to give his life on the cross so that people would be forgiven for their sins. Christ on the cross inspired all existing art forms. The latest image of his last moments of life is a constant reminder that he gave his life for us.

Jesus has been an inspiration for artists for centuries. There are a large number of paintings and works of art depicting the figure of Christ. Just like Jesus can be depicted on canvas, you can also get him a tattoo. Images of Christ in body art are very popular among Christians, but also among a wide variety of people. Christ is tattooed not only to represent faith: it can also symbolize inspiration and hope. Jesus was a powerful man who brought hope and inspiration to everyone he met. Even today we can find inspiration in his image.

As we just pointed out to you, Christ tattoos can be drawn in many different ways. One of the most popular variations is the portrait of the head of Christ, often depicted wearing a crown of thorns. Seeing Jesus in this crown is an instant reminder of his suffering on the cross. Jesus' drawings are inherently very expressive and realistic; showing wounds and blood. Some accomplishments will present Jesus in his natural beauty. Others will show him with their eyes turned to the sky, and still others - in different poses. Take a moment to take a good look at our tattoo gallery to see how Christ is depicted in these body art pieces.

Another popular tattoo is the image of Jesus on the cross. As in the world of tattoos today, the figure of Christ on the cross was the inspiration for the art of past centuries. This type of portrait represents the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. He is often depicted attached and hanging from this instrument of torture. Again, this version of the drawing can be very realistic. However, some people opt for a cleaner design, free from blood, cuts and wounds. You might want to include a wooden cross in your composition, or perhaps a Celtic cross. After all, this is your tattoo ...

Drawings of Jesus Christ can also be accompanied by various symbols or other biblical figures. Some compositions represent Jesus and the Virgin Mary or Jesus and his Jewish peers. One of the most popular symbols accompanying the figure of Christ is the Sacred Heart. This one also symbolizes Jesus and is usually depicted with eternal fire. Crosses, angels and wings are also recurring elements in tattoos depicting Jesus Christ.