Tattoos of mythological and fantastic beings

What do these tattoos consist of?

Whether you have some beliefs or others or you like a specific god or an allegory, you can always tattoo it and keep it always present. Because tattoos of mythological and fantastic beings give a lot of play.

Recall that an allegory is a literary figure or artistic theme, which seeks to represent an idea using human forms, animals, and / or everyday objects

As for gods there are Romans and Greeks (for example Zeus or Jupiter) within this category since we are talking about mythology and what most people tattoo themselves. In some cases they are figures taken from works of art and sculptures and in others, we design them directly for you. there is also the Christian God or Jesus Christ or the different virgins. And, of course, the different depictions of the devil.
The meanings They are the originals of each god or allegory or the ones you want to give them, that is why you tattoo it, right?
As for fantastic beings They can be mermaids, dragons, sphinxes, minotaurs, elves, gargoyles, nymphs, unicorns, phoenixes and many, many more.
They are ideal for getting them big, whether on your arm, all over your back, or on your leg or chest.

The good thing about this type of tattoo is that they can be highly personalized and give you something very original if you put your mind to it. You can mix different elements or invent something new by uniting different divinities or qualities.

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Tattoos with Hindu and Buddhist symbols

Whether you are a believer or not, their meanings are powerful and very interesting. What, yes, the best thing is to know well what the different elements that we are going to tattoo mean.

The most popular tattoos related to Buddhism and Hinduism are:

Buddhism:

Buddha: honorific name with religious content that is applied to one who has achieved a complete awakening or spiritual enlightenment.
Om symbol: unity with the supreme, the combination of the physical with the spiritual.
bodhi tree (charm and joy. It is the tree under which he sat to meditate Siddhartha Gautama until you reach enlightenment and become Buddha).
wheel of dharma (endless cycles), mandalas, lotus flower and unalome (inner peace and balance).
Dharma wheel (path of learning Buddhism until reaching enlightenment or nirvana).
lotus flower: potential of the mind and humanity. If it is blue it means wisdom, if it is pink; tradition, if it is purple; mysticism, if it is red; love and if it's white; spiritual purity.
Umbrella or Parasol: protection against external forces that lead to suffering.
2 goldfish: freedom and courage necessary to face the suffering of life. Also fortune and fertility.
infinity knot: spiritual path, the passage of time and the relationship between wisdom and compassion. It is also the path to enlightenment (because it is infinite) and the wisdom of Buddha.
Unalome: path that each individual has traveled and their transition in the world. The most important decisions that have been made and their consequences are represented graphically.

Hinduism:

Yin and Yang: duality of everything in the universe.
Om symbol: unity with the supreme, the combination of the physical with the spiritual.
lotus flower (spiritual awakening of life and enlightenment of a person before life). Depending on its color, it can mean one thing or another.
Om symbol: the holiest mantra of Hinduism.
Rudraksha: seeds that are used to carry out prayers, with which they make something similar to a rosary.
Sacred lotus: representation of purity.
Trishula: tridente used as a symbol of Hinduism.
Ganesh: god of the Hindu pantheon with a human body and elephant head, remover of obstacles, patron of the arts, sciences and lord of abundance.