Introduction
Flower Tattoos represent love, hope, beauty, and life. The meanings can vary based on the color of the flower and the culture of the person getting the tattoo.
Frame Flower Tattoos
Tattooing a framed flower on your shoulder blade shows appreciation for nature’s beauty and can be worn by both men and women.
Rose Tattoos
Tattooing a rose involves personal interpretation. The color of the rose can symbolize purity, love, or even secret admiration. The thorns represent hurt or loss. A rose can symbolize hope, new beginnings, faithfulness, or painful memories.
Black Roses
Black roses represent mourning or death but can also symbolize resurrection and immortality. They can be paired with other images to represent duality.
Plumeria Tattoos
Plumeria tattoos are feminine and often combined with hibiscus flowers. They are popular among females and can be placed on the torso or biceps.
Daffodil Tattoos
Daffodil Tattoos symbolize elusiveness, hope, and unrequited love. Yellow daffodil tattoos represent happiness and optimism, providing comfort during difficult times.
Orchid Tattoos
Orchid Tattoos represent elegance, femininity, love, purity, and equilibrium. Rose Tattoos often accompany them.
Lotus Tattoos
Lotus Tattoos symbolize purity and can represent discipline and self-control. They can be designed with closed buds for those learning and fully bloomed flowers for those who have reached enlightenment.
