- Two popular areas for cross tattoos
- Men often choose the lower leg
Forearm
- Cross tattoos on the forearm are classic and masculine
- Allows for larger designs without taking up too much space
- Symbolizes faith, trust in God, or remembrance of a loved one
- It can be found on the forearm, finger, or ankle
- Adding an Ankh adds greater significance
Back
- Back is a popular area for cross tattoos
- Offers plenty of creativity in design
- Great for displaying large or smaller, more unadorned crosses
- Incorporating intricate designs reflects the personal aesthetic
- Foot placement can be a concealed option for bolder designs
Chest
- Chest tattoos popular among men
- Represents Christian faith, sacrifice, hope, and triumph
- It can include additional elements like a cross nailed to a tree, rosary beads, and roses
- Symbolizes endurance and finding peace through the resurrection
Hands
- Tattooed hands publicly proclaim faith
- Small cross tattoos can be hidden but remain visible
- Standard placement inside or between fingers
- Designs may include a small rosary and cross for prayer keeping
Feet
- Foot tattoos make an excellent focal point
- Small cross designs look striking in vibrant hues
- Popular choices for concealment with simple designs
- Phoenix symbolizes renewal, hope, and perseverance