Lemon tattoos and their meaning

Tattoos are not a tribute to fashion, they are something more. This is the reason why, when deciding to become one of them, we must analyze what we want to wear on our body for the rest of our lives.

There are many shapes, shapes and patterns that can have many meanings. We know the most popular ones, such as butterflies, owls, roses and all kinds of flowers, but there are many others that not everyone understand - or definitely know - what they mean, such as fruits and, for example, lemon.

Like all tattoos, their meaning comes from Greek mythology. Getting a tattoo just because it looks beautiful and how we like the design on the skin is not enough. You have to go beyond colors and shapes.

Usually lemon (yellow or green) was considered a wonderful fruit in medicine and was used to treat all kinds of ailments. In addition, like all fruits, lemons symbolize the gifts that nature offers to humans.

Fruits, in general, represent the symbolism of Mother Earth, which few people know how to perceive and appreciate. Of course, just because you are a tattoo lover and not interested in this type of design does not mean that you are a bad person.

Lemon is sour, and this sour taste can counteract it. Therefore, we just have to view all of its benefits as a fruit, because we already know what it means for the great gods of medicine.

Cleanliness

It is the main ingredient in cooking and is also used to care for other foods. Ideal for cleaning a variety of household items. Let us emphasize once again its healing abilities, which should not be forgotten.

After all, drinking water with lemon cleanses the intestines. It doesn't sound very glamorous as a reason for a tattoo, but trust me, there are much worse designs out there.

So you're probably wondering why it is so important that this design stays on your skin for the rest of your life. The lemon is oval in shape, green or yellow, rough on the outside, and on the inside, its juice is completely sour, and the pulp looks like many drops joined together.

Close your eyes and let your imagination run wild. On which part of your body would you get a lemon tattoo, now that you know the meaning and benefits of this fruit (which, along with tequila, tastes great) for everyday life?

Rest assured: if no one realizes that you love fruit (and here, lemon) tattoos, you will definitely be rewarded by Mother Nature and the ancient gods of medicine in one of your future lives.