Tattoos with wildflowers
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Women of different cultures prefer flowers, the shape of which resembles a bowl or vessel, symbolizing fertilization.
The meaning of a tattoo with wildflowers
The meanings of images of wildflowers on the human body are very ambiguous, because it depends on which culture the bearer belongs to. For example, a rose is considered a symbol of spirituality in the West, and a lotus in the East. However, all cultures are united by the meaning of the color of the flower itself: red - passionate love, white - purity and innocence.
Poppy, according to representatives of oriental cultures, is a male flower that instills a military spirit in men, and this type of image also symbolizes the memory of the fallen soldiers.
Violet - thanks to the petals in the shape of a heart, it is considered a flower of unearthly love, however, the ancient Romans considered it a flower that bestows peace, funeral.
- The bell is a delicate spring flower that symbolizes the first love, the memory of the first love.
- Snowdrop is a symbol of rebirth, new life.
- The daisy is considered the flower of loneliness, as well as a bright personality.
- The image of a red tulip on a female body symbolizes passionate love.
If the tattoo is made in the form of a bouquet, then, as a rule, it has several semantic meanings, but if the bouquet consists of the same flowers, this enhances the symbolism of their meaning.
Wildflower tattoo placements
Depending on whether the owner of the tattoo wants to demonstrate a body pattern or, on the contrary, make it inaccessible to others, wildflowers tattoo is applied on the wrist or shoulder. You can place wildflowers in the form of a tattoo and on the ankle.
At the same time, small colored tattoos are usually stuffed on the wrist, but a whole bouquet can already be placed on the shoulder or forearm.
