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Author Richard Rowe has written an excellent review of small butterfly tattoos that can help you choose a design that you will be happy with for a lifetime. Richard says.. "While it's undeniably beautiful, the butterfly's inherent meaning goes far beyond mere aesthetics. Depending on the culture, these fluttering rainbows can signify anything from true love to rebirth, from physical beauty to the eternity of the spirit. Butterflies have long been associated with all things feminine, which is part of the reason why tattoos ... Read More

Japanese tattoo designs have always been popular with men but recently some of the most popular Japanese tattoos have been redesigned for women. Author Terry Daniels says... Japanese culture is popular all around the world. The number of westerners who want Japanese tattoo designs  is rising every day. They can be very beautiful, especially for women. Even designs that are traditionally for men are now being recreated as something feminine. The artwork has evolved a great deal over the centuries, although the symbolism is ... Read More

Some believe female lower back tattoos are very sexy and others think they are offensive. The dividing line probably depends on whether the observer is a tattoo fan or not. Some people do not like tattoos of any nature and others cannot get enough of them. Lower back tattoos became a fashion statement for young women in the late 1990's and their popularity continues to grow even now. However in some circles they are considered to be promiscuous and referred to as "tramp ... Read More

Cross Tattoos - What they mean! For thousands of years crosses have been used as religious symbols and memorials to loved ones so it is no surprise that cross tattoos enjoy a never ending popularity in most cultures world-wide. However cross tattoos were in use long before they were made popular by religious groups. Ancient tribes believed the cross had special powers and by placing a cross tattoo on their body those powers would be transferred to the person wearing the image. Other cultures ... Read More