Published on February 9th 2016 by staff under Tribal Tattoo
Snake tattoos are certainly not one of the mainstream tattoos that we often see. But there is something about them that makes them very interesting.
Snake tattoo carries both positive and negative meanings. In many cultures of the world, snake is associated with many symbolism.
Snakes, in many cultures, are associated with desire and temptations that are considered evil.
In Chinese culture, snake is believed to be secretive, but it has nothing to do with evil or danger.
In Egyptian culture, it is portrayed as eating its own tail. It is believed to signify cycle of life.
Snake also represent hell, grace, balance, fortitude, smartness, great power or intelligence.
Snake tattoos are not just popular among men, they are also loved by modern day women.
The root of tribal tattoos is deep rooted into several indigenous cultures of the world. The meanings of tribal tattoos vary from culture to
The word ‘tribal’ refers to the tattoo designs practiced by Maori, Haida, Polynesian, and even the Native American cultures and races. T
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