Egyptian Tattoos have a rich history and meaning. Popular amongst men on shoulders, chest, and backs alike. Also, I am very flexible regarding design and placement options.
The Ankh
The Ankh is an ancient hieroglyphic symbol that signifies life. This cross-like shape features an ornamented loop at its top; pregnant mothers use this sign as protection during childbirth and fertility during gestation.
The Eye of Horus
The Eye of Horus symbolizes strength and power and is believed to protect you from evil spirits while healing wounds and providing protection. It’s a great tattoo choice for anyone seeking safety.
The Scarab Beetle
The scarab beetle symbolizes Egypt, representing rebirth and renewal, healing, good luck, and empowerment – making this beautiful tattoo ideal for women looking to feel empowered and lucky!
Egyptian Gods Tattoo
This intricate tattoo depicts the Egyptian gods Isis, Horus, and Ra. This powerful image makes a powerful statement about Egyptian culture and heritage while at the same time showing your appreciation of goddess worshipping! Additionally, it’s a great way to combine Egyptian heritage with other meaningful symbols like zodiac signs or heart-shaped ankhs – a guaranteed conversation starter wherever it goes! This tattoo will surely turn heads wherever it goes!
Pharaoh Tattoo
Tattoo designs of Pharaohs, such as King Tutankhamun or any of his counterparts, are among the most beloved Egyptian methods for women. Pharaohs represent leadership and power.
Queen Nefertiti Tattoo
Queen Nefertiti is an iconic figure from Egyptian history and an excellent subject matter for an Egyptian tattoo idea for women. Her beauty and strength make this tattoo idea stand out from others available today.
Ra, the Sun God
Ra, the Sun God, makes for an iconic Egyptian tattoo design. Seen as the embodiment of life and power, Ra is a beloved symbol that resonates among both men and women – which may explain its popularity among both genders.
Scarab Beetle Tattoo
Scarab beetles were symbols of fertility and new life in ancient Egypt, making this tattoo an excellent way to show your affection for this ancient culture and show it off! Additionally, getting one honors your Egyptian roots.
Isis Tattoo
Isis was an integral figure in ancient Egyptian religious belief. She was revered as a healing goddess, protector, and magical being. Isis was often depicted wearing both Mut’s Vulture Headdress and Hathor’s Disk-with-horns headpiece. Additionally, she also had a snake tattooed around her neck.
Bastet Tattoo
Tattoos featuring Bastet, the cat goddess from ancient Egypt, are trendy. Cats were considered sacred in Egyptian culture and represented protection and good luck.
The Ankh Symbol
The Ankh is an iconic Egyptian symbol that represents life and love. Since Egyptians didn’t use a consistent writing system, symbols were used to express their ideas; color was also often added to Tattoos for additional symbolism: red stood for bloodshed, while green symbolized fertility and new life – the lotus flower’s nightly descent into water was used as a sign that its daytime bloom had come complete cycle again; finally blue symbolized both sky and water elements for Egyptians.
Egyptian Hieroglyphics Tattoo
Egyptian hieroglyphics are one of the oldest writing systems, and their images still hold great mystery. A tattoo inking these designs would make an excellent way to explore your inner mysteries while showing appreciation for such an ancient culture!
Scarab Beetle Tattoo
Scarabs were highly revered in ancient Egypt, symbolizing life’s cycle and regeneration, an inspiring message for anyone living a romantic life!
The Ankh Symbol Tattoo
The Ankh is an ancient Egyptian symbol representing life and death. This striking tattoo is perfect for women who appreciate beauty inside and outside themselves, along with family and community connections. While you can place this tattoo anywhere, it should be above the heart.