Flower Tattoo

Flower tattoos, nowadays are very popular. In fact, they are one of the most popular forms of tattoo designs today. They are beautiful, they convey a certain connection with nature, they have a vast variety and they're considered very chic.

Flowers are associated with femininity, and thus, flower tattoos are often considered to be exclusively for women. This perceived image has a lot of women going for flower tattoos. As the case may be, flowers are ideal tattoo images because they convey color, shape, aromas and sentiments. They are, in a sense, the cradle of life. As are women. In fact, symbolism is intertwined with flowers and flower tattoos so strongly that each flowers says and means something different. So depending on you, your choice of flower tattoo may vary.

You're unique, you're special and you're beautiful, and the flower tattoo you choose will go just that extra bit, screaming to the world what you're all about! And of course, flowers are pretty. So flower tattoos convey the idea of beauty in it's various forms. This too, makes them a rage amongst today's crowd. Yep! You guessed it!

Even the colors convey different sentiments and ideas and such. For example, a red rose may convey love or passion, but a white one represents peace and serenity.

Some flower tattoos are more popular than others, and it might be nice to check out what some of them mean. Well, here goes:

The Lotus: The lotus is very popular, and women often get them tattooed on their lower backs. It may show love, separation and yearning for togetherness. Quite the heartbreaker. Also, it has special significance in many mythologies and religions.

The Daffodil: The daffodil is quite popular too. It's considered to represent free spirit, regard and requited love. If you're the kind who has an affinity for the darker side, it also may represent deceit.

The Daisy: If you're the kind who're innocent and not world weary, then this is the flower tattoo to wear! It can however, also mean splendor, if it's in loud colors, or it may indicate a decisive mind, if it's white.

The Rose: Roses are wildly popular, and mean different things to different people. But some meanings are traditionally assigned. When the rose is red, it's expresses romantic love and passion. However, when it's pink, it signifies secret love or even innocent love. A white rose signifies simplicity, charm and respect. Even rose buds represent youthful, budding affection.

The Lily: Mankind has been infatuated with these flowers since time immemorial. There are many, many kinds of lilies, and each mean different things, from modesty, sweetness and purity to coquetry and flirtation.