Gran Canaria tattoo studios
Gran Canaria tattoo studios
Gran Canaria tattoo studios
The inheritance of Celtics
The story of Celtic people goes back thousands of years. One time the whole Europe was Belonging to Celtics. Their ancient art is characterised by Intertwined patterns, intricately finished symbols, spirals and different animal shapes. In those days Celtic tatooes pertain to the most popular patterns. Gran Canaria tattoo studios as well make Celtics tattoos.
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Due to their complicated structure and the wide range of motives maybe it is not surprising, how people choose tattoo from the ancient Celtic motive Gran Canaria tattoo studios learned this style years ago.
Celtic tattoos
These great patterns derive from ancient Irish, English and Scottish art. Gran Canaria tattoo studios Many people believe, that the Celtic artwork’s performance is similar to a meditation or a praying. Celtic tattoos are not strict symbols, or representations and they don’t try to copy the world and the nature exactly.
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Twisty lines, combined figures are at beginning and end up in an unlimited pattern . At the Gran Canaria tattoo studios People who prove and feel Celtic heritage, no matter that they are the Irish, Scottish or Welsh, making a Celtic tattoo express their whish to pay tribute to their ancestors’ art inheritance with pride. Gran Canaria tattoo studios in generally these are not simple pattern tattoos, for that very reason it is advisable for everyone before they do this pattern, to make sure that the person who makes the figure is experienced in Celtic culture, regarding that he/she is familiar whit different patterns an symbols meanings. These are very complicated patterns, so not every tattoo artist is able to follow their tracing exactly.
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The Celtic cross
Celtic art icons, what pertain to the most ancient symbols, which represent the Christian and pagan features in one object. Gran Canaria tattoo studios figure looks like the early Christian ‘s cross. However the cross symbolizes Celtic years and its four celebrations ( Beltaine, Lugnasadh, Samhain, Imbolc). The Celtic cross builds up endless noose, the figure means the infinity and the eternity all over the world.
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Today we can implant piercing everywhere: the most popular body parts are nose, eyebrow, tongue, navel, breast, lip, ear and private parts. Ones don’t satisfy that here and there some rings ornaments decorate their body. As a result of the new madness “body modification”, some overly elated fellow-man become easily an actor of horror film, mainly if she/he is wearing more jewellery. Gran Canaria tattoo studios imitate native tribes wear, the ear and lips expander which go back to the beginnings, are popular: cut the tongue into two piece ,that is dart; put piercing under the skin , as a result these give out the pattern , pushing up skin’s top layer. More people wear eye piercing (for example small metal globes or rods pricked around the eyes or lips) finger piercing ( passing finger jewellery) or scrunnel ( ring which goes through the scrotum).
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The body jewellery’s foreign designation is the English word piercing, which meaning is punching, piercing. We can find piercing in much ancient culture: the body jewelleries were made from plant and animal materials, from snails, shellfishes then from copper and precious metal. Among the primitive people body jewelleries not only had an aesthetic function: they indicated its wearers’ social rank, age, occupation and the role in community. Asian, African, South-American and Australian natives wore and wear them today, too: Malaysian kayan-kenyah ethnic group they are wearing jewellery which widens the skin, in lower of their auricle, South-American Indians wear wood drilled ornament in lower of their lips, many American people wear drilled bamboo rod in their nose for similar reasons.