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Tattoos have been a popular form of self-expression for centuries, and today there are countless styles and designs to choose from.
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Tattoos have been a popular form of self-expression for centuries, and today there are countless styles and designs to choose from.
History of the tradition of tattoos Tattoos have been a part of human history for thousands of years, with evidence of tattooing dating back to
Would you rather have a letter tattoo rather an image or a drawing, but you don’t know which to choose? Here are some ideas ! They may
Choosing the right tattoo shop is the key to achieving the perfect tattoo. It is very logical, but to think that you simply have to
Tattoos make girls charming As a young and pretty girl, one of the ways to express yourself is by getting charming tattoos. There are certain
What is this story about girls and tattoos? Being a girl and wanting to get a tattoo sometimes means standing out from the other half
Japanese tattoo was an instrument for punishment Initially (until the 16th century) japanese tattoo was an instrument for punishment used in the army. From there it was
A map of tattooists: some of those who work with our designs Inking a Tibetan tattoo is not common; so do not hesitate to consult
That’s it; you’ve made your choice: your tattoo will be Tibetan which will make it unique! Far from the category of flash tattoos reproduced thousands
An Asian tattoo design reflects your personality So you are seeking to get tattooed and are now faced with the question: “what are the best asian tattoo
Sak Yant has its roots in Buddhism, animism or even Brahmanism If there is one country where the tattoo has become a sacred art, it
Happy mothers’ day ! Of course, this calligraphy was made on Mother’s Day by Master Choktsang. It means “Happy Mother’s Day to all moms” at
Tattoo and epidural are closely linked if you are a girl and you do not want to give up on your tattoo project despite having
All our calligraphy writing tattoos are entirely handmade by our Tibetan calligrapher master, Lungtok Choktsang, who uses traditional tools alongside modern techniques. Every artwork is started by hand, in the great tradition of Tibetan arts.