Daruma dolls feature frequently in traditional Japanese tattoo art. These hollow wooden dolls are extremely recognisable and are known throughout Japanese culture. Known as 'wishing dolls', the Daruma symbolises good luck and are are meant to help people achieve their goals. They're typically red, with a flesh coloured face, and some golden yellow decorative elements, an are often bright and bold and can be made to look completely unique.
For many people, tattoos are a way of standing out from the crowd and expressing their creativity as an individual through the means of art. Colour tattoos are an extremely popular medium, andtattoo ink is available in all manner of beautiful colours. Some people want to take their creativity to the next level, and opt for UV glow in the dark tattoos, which can be particularly eye-catching in the right setting.
Daruma dolls feature frequently in traditional Japanese tattoo art. These hollow wooden dolls are extremely recognisable and are known throughout Japanese culture. Known as 'wishing dolls', the Daruma symbolises good luck and are are meant to help people achieve their goals. They're typically red, with a flesh coloured face, and some golden yellow decorative elements, an are often bright and bold and can be made to look completely unique.
For many people, tattoos are a way of standing out from the crowd and expressing their creativity as an individual through the means of art. Colour tattoos are an extremely popular medium, and tattoo ink is available in all manner of beautiful colours. Some people want to take their creativity to the next level, and opt for UV glow in the dark tattoos, which can be particularly eye-catching in the right setting.
Peter Nelson, Lord Nelson Tattoos
Karl Fletcher, Fleckys Tattoo Studio
