Tiger Tattoo Designs For Women
In Japanese tattoos, the tiger is sometimes partnered with a dragon to symbolize heaven and earth: yin and yang. To the right here is a great example of that combination. This tattoo design was very remarkably done by the artist and obviously is very symbolic and meaningful to this young lady.
In China the tiger is considered the king of all beasts (not the lion) and represents powerful energy. In certain areas of China the tiger is considered the God of Wealth.
Deeply rooted in Asian culture, tiger tattoo designs are popular in both Eastern and Western tattoo genres, and have a rich history in myths and legends in many cultures. Tigers are associated with power, ferocity, passion and sensuality, beauty and speed, cruelty and wrath.
In Japanese tattoos, the tiger is sometimes partnered with a dragon to symbolize heaven and earth: yin and yang. To the right here is a great example of that combination. This tattoo design was very remarkably done by the artist and obviously is very symbolic and meaningful to this young lady.
In China the tiger is considered the king of all beasts (not the lion) and represents powerful energy. In certain areas of China the tiger is considered the God of Wealth.
Deeply rooted in Asian culture, tiger tattoo designs are popular in both Eastern and Western tattoo genres, and have a rich history in myths and legends in many cultures. Tigers are associated with power, ferocity, passion and sensuality, beauty and speed, cruelty and wrath.
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