With the massive growth of Women getting a tattoo today it has seen the emergence of
more and more flower tattoo designs than ever before. And with the ease at which women
are prepared to show off their tatts, we are seeing a huge arrangement of flowers, not just
the traditional Rose as has been the case for the past 30-40 years.
All of a sudden we could easily spot a Lotus flower tattoo, an iris flower or even a tulip and
acacia tattoo. It really is limitless to what particular flower will adorn the female body
today. Of course, the meanings of having such tattoos plays a massive part in the
decision of what to get.
For example, the rose, still, signifies love and beauty and is popular among the girls.
Being romantic and passionate is evident when you see a picture of a rose and perhaps a
tattoo of one is no different. Roses will be the universal sign of love for eternity so expect
to see them for some time.
A lotus flower tattoo is renowned for symbolizing peace, beauty and fortune as well as
purity and love, especially in Eastern cultures while an acacia tattoo is universally thought
of to represent friendship. What the Belles of Ireland? Obviously a tattoo from the
Emerald Isle could only mean good luck to the wearer. Other flower tattoos are Tulip,
meaning love and fame, Violets for the shy and timid and Magnolias as a sign of nature
loving. As you can see there are a raft of ideas for your next flower tattoo. I guess your job
is to determine what meaning and to whom you want the tattoo to represent.
