Chinese Tattoo Design

Japanese Lettering Tattoo With Cherry Blossom Tattoos

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Amazing Chinese Tattoo Design

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Chinese Tattoo Art

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Chinese Words Tattoo Design on Arm

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Chinese Letters Tattoos

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Chinese Dragon Tattoos on Sleeve

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Chinese Dragon Tattoo Design

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Chinese Words Tattoo Design

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Sexy Chinese Writting Tattoo Design

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Chinese Calligraphy Tattoo, Script Tattoos

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This is a Chinese calligraphy tattoo. The tattoo writing is in cursive script style. It has a cute Chinese seal (red) in the lower back. This style tattoo is similar to the one on David Beckham. Great tattoo designs for men, women, and girls. Some people have asked me about the tattoo meanings, chinese translation.

Chinese Tattoo Symbols, Words Tattoo

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Chinese symbols used in tattoo designs. Tattoo symbols are great for expressing your thought. They can be a proverb, saying, your favorite phrase. Some people use Chinese words for name tattoos. Others use them for symbolic meanings. Chinese tattoo symbols look good on the back, arm, foot.

Chinese Symbol Tattoo

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Chinese Symbol Tattoo

Chinese tattoos and especially the Chinese characters tattoo have been very popular in the Western world the last decade or so, and they still are today. Chinese characters are beautiful little pieces of art. They are exotic and mysterious, what makes them very suitable for a tattoo design. No wonder you see so many Chinese symbol tattoos around these days.

There's more to Chinese tattoos than just the symbol tattoos, although tattoos have quite a negative connotation in traditional Chinese culture. In fact, there was a belief that the body is a sacred gift from one’s parents and should not be altered in any permanent way – which of course includes tattooing.

Lower Back Chinese Writing Tattoos

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Lower Back Chinese Writing Tattoos

Chinese Symbol Tattoos

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Chinese characters tattoo meaning 'God'

Chinese symbol tattoos are popular among westerners, and it’s easy to see why. The art and symbols of the traditional Chinese culture are very suitable tattoo symbols, whose graceful lines lend themselves perfectly to the art of tattooing.

A word of warning though: research the Chinese character you are interested in thoroughly, you don't want to be the subject of a story like this one:

There was this article in the newspaper a couple of years ago about a teenager who paid $180 to have his arm tattooed with Chinese characters. He wanted the Mandarin characters for "Love, honor and obey" etched on his skin, but he got quiet a shock when he learned his Chinese tattoo really meant: "At the end of the day, this is an ugly boy". He found out the truth when he noticed the effect his tattoo had on a woman serving at a Chinese restaurant, who reluctantly translated the tattoo for him. Going back to the tattoo shop, he found out it had closed. He is now planning to spend over $1200 on laser tattoo removal.

If you are thinking about getting a Chinese writing tattoo, make sure you get your translation from a reliable source. Make sure your tattoo design really means what you think it does (by using our professional translating service)!

Also, make sure that the tattoo artist you select is able to reproduce the Chinese characters correctly. Find a tattoo artist who has had experience with Chinese characters tattoos and can render the characters the right way.

Most Popular Chinese symbols tattoos

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Here are the most popular Chinese symbols used as a tattoo and their meaning:

Chinese symbol for love:
Chinese symbol for strength:
Chinese symbol for peace:
Chinese symbol for family :
Chinese symbol for courage:
Chinese symbol for dragon:
Chinese symbol for friendship:

Chinese symbol for faith:
Chinese symbol for hope:
Chinese symbol for sister:
Chinese symbol for zen:
Chinese symbol for water:
Chinese symbol for happiness:
Chinese symbol for angel:

If you can't find the word you are looking for, don't worry, we can do a Chinese translation for you. It's also possible to transliterate names into Chinese symbols.

Kanji is the Japanese word for "Han characters" and are Chinese characters that are used in the Japanese writing system. Kanji are simplified traditional Chinese characters, but most of them have different simplifications than simplified Chinese. There are about 50,000 kanji characters.

Kanji are popular tattoo designs, not in China or Japan though, only in the West.

Chinese Flower Tattoo

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Chinese flowers are the sole symbols of the splendid nature among cold Chinese landscape, giving color and infinite life to a bold ground lacking any colors.

Coming in a vast array of colors and shades, Chinese flowers are a provoking appeal to almost every tattoo enthusiast. It is just unacceptable to see a Chinese bloom in full flower and not get it drawn on your body!

Today it is of common knowledge that for China’s inhabits Chinese flower tattoos have turned into an inherent part of their style of life. Beside of there are thousands of people from other countries who desire to get these marvelous tattoos featured on their parts of the body.

Chinese flowers have special symbolism. Thus, getting a bright Chinese flower tattoo on your arm, neck or shoulder may denote a specific essence as well. To express such meanings, the Chinese have selected for Chinese flower tattoos, and abandon their most common symbol that is the dragon.

One of the popular Chinese flowers used in tattooing is the plum. This marvelous flower attracts by its exotic beauty and vibrancy. Orchids as Chinese flower tattoo denotes an honorary gesture. Then follow chrysanthemum that is commonly drawn as well for its uncommon symbolism of a long and lasting life for a human.

A Chinese narcissus bloom signifies purity and is very loved by young girls. Orchids as Chinese flower tattoo denotes an honorary gesture. However the top flower among girls is peach flower tattoo.

Chinese Tattoo Art

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Chinese Tattoo Art

Chinese Pheonix Tattoo

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Chinese Pheonix Tattoo

Chinese Symbol Tattoos

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Chinese Symbol Tattoos

Sexy Chinese Tattoo Design

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Sexy Chinese Tattoo Design

Chinese Dragon Tattoo

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Chinese Dragon Tattoo

Chinese Tattoo-Determination

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Chinese Tattoo-Determination

Chinese Custom Tattoo

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The image below is the sample of Custom design and the matching Outlines. The meaning of the word is ( Be Dashed To The Ground). The Two Symbols are vertical aligned. The Matching Outline is Vital for inking and Tattooist use it to Avoid any Tattoo Mistakes.

Final Results

Getting the Right Chinese Tattoos

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Chinese culture has become increasingly popular in our western society. There are many people that choose to get Chinese tattoos in the form of letters, symbols, words and even Chinese art.

What is the reason for the spike in people seeking Chinese tattoos? People are always on the search for something new, whether this something new is Chinese culture or is simply the introduction of a new brand that we are unfamiliar with.

Chinese culture comes with an allure of mystery, when you choose Chinese tattoos, in most cases, only you will know the meaning and the meaning will come with many questions from people that are wondering what the tattoo means. When choosing Chinese tattoos, be prepared to answer questions that come with the choice of a foreign language tattoo or symbol.

Be sure to go to an expert in Chinese tattoos to ensure that you are getting the right meaning of the word. Chinese tattoos must be accurate, as you cannot edit it once it has been placed on the body.

Chinese VS Western Astrological Tattoos

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Amongst the most common tattoos presently are the astrological tattoos which depict the sign of the year and month of birth of a person such as the Chinese astrological tattoos, western astrological tattoos. Every month in a year possesses its zodiac symbol and every symbol has its own attributes and meaning, but this depends on the sun position on the zodiac. The astrological tattoos inform other people about the month a person was born and anyone with some knowledge on astrology can be able to disclose the attributes of a specific month. Many people go for the love compatibility zodiac signs of astrology when they are seeking their future partners.

The astrology of the Chinese follows a different pattern; taking qualities and form of different animals. Despite the way we decide to follow, those who are devoted to the astrological signs and have a passion for the tattoo art are totally utilizing their unique forms to be able to make a clear statement. The history of western symbol is traced back to the second millennium BCE, to Assyrians and Babylonians before it spread to the whole of Asia, the Middle East and Europe. The Western symbols must not be mistaken for the Chinese astrological signs because they are very different from each other.

Body tattooing, especially the Astrological tattoos has been in practice throughout the world, from the time man came into existence. At the time, the tattoos acted as a symbol to show the accomplishments a person had and also their bravery. At the start, the tattoos made on the women identified the symbol of their tribe; together with several other things which the tribe had some belief in like their fertility rites and their favorite god. To date, the astrological signs of the Chinese remain popular astrological tattoos for several cultures, not exclusively the Chinese culture. The initial tattooing practice is dated back to the Ice man known as Otzi whose body was frozen during a storm of ice in the forth millennium Before Christ. In his body were fifty seven tattoos.

There is a split between the Westerners over the forms of Chinese astrological tattoos, western astrological tattoos. There is a group of westerners who are in agreement that the form of the astrological signs from the Chinese suit their personal lives in a more accurate way. While on the other hand there are other westerners who have belief in Zodiac signs. Tattoos which are astrological in nature have a marking that is permanent in human beings and have a major significance for each person. Not only are they decorative but they portray the admiration a person has.

Whichever type of the astrological tattoos you decide to go for either Chinese astrological tattoos, western astrological tattoos, what is important is for you to ensure that a high level of hygiene is practiced and that the tattoo is kept clean all the time. This makes sure that there is no soreness or infection that comes about in many new tattoos. If you have an interest in getting a tattoo and cant seem to make up your mind on what type of tattoo; Chinese astrological tattoos, western astrological tattoos, the fact is that you cannot go wrong with the Astrological Tattoos.