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Gran Canaria tattoos
Gran Canria tattoos India: the eternal home of ink
For hundred if not thousand years India is very rich considering the traditions of tattoo, which was guarded in all parts of the country. Gran Canria tattoos area around the mountain Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland from the existing jungles up to the Kutch deserts (Pakistan border), the tattoo has a completely different purpose outside the one known as body ornamentation. Gran Canria tattoos crossing the body to the other side, namely accompaign it into the death. India: the eternal home of ink
For hundred if not thousand years India is very rich considering the traditions of tattoo, Gran Canria tattoos which was guarded in all parts of the country. The area around the mountain Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland from the existing jungles up to the Kutch deserts (Pakistan border), the tattoo has a completely different purpose outside the one known as body ornamentation. Crossing the body to the other side, namely accompaign it into the death of Gran Canria tattoos.
Gran Canaria tattoos
In India tattoo (gudna, Hindi) as a process, is rated as an ancient ritual, Gran Canria tattoos and its age is still unknown up to this days. We can only guess its age, if we compare drawings which were found in abyrinths to similar tattoos. For example a rock drawing ( B.c. 2500), which has been recently discovered in a pansaimol riverside : Gran Canria tattoos the drawing is a drawn labyrinth in stone. Another labyrinth derive from 1000 Before Christ, which was chiselled in a dolmen altar.
Gran Canaria tattoos
Gran Canria tattoos – India tattoo
These complicated and hard tattoos were such a puzzle of Gran Canria tattoos. The essence was that Yama (the god of death) and his demon could hurt the wearer of tattoo, as they were unable to solve the puzzle. They tricked demons to the labyrinth, Gran Canria tattoos where they got lost, and then they lost their power, too. At the same time kolam drawing are connected with unworldly life. A belief become widespread in some tribes, that man and woman should wear a tattoo, not to let demons hurt them in after their death. These tattoos were like maps: they thought that it leads the wearers to underworld, where they can meet again their deceased adherent.
Gran Canaria tattoos
Dhelki Kharia people are rich considering the traditions of tattoo. As a little girl takes her first steps, she was tattooed immediately. In some cases it could wait until she was 10-11 years, Gran Canria tattoos but in no way until the marriage. If a girl is not tattooed before the marriage, this is a social and religious sin, wherefore she has to sacrifice a white hen to Panomosor (Creator and superhuman being) and she has to drink some draught from its blood. Gran Canria tattoos As well.
Gran Canaria tattoos
Bedouin women decorated their bodies with the tattoos drawn by the Nawar tribes. The traces of the Nawar tribes lasted till the XX. Century in Egypt, Libya, Iran and Iraq, but in South-West Asia the tattooing art was practised by women and the methods were kept and remained secret.
Gran Canria tattoos According to the ancient belief some of the tattoos have a magic power and can increase women’s fertility.
Gran Canaria tattoos
Usually a tattoo consisted of one point or a drawing which was designed from 3 or 5 points applied on the clavicle, the back or on the waist. One single point drawn on the nose of a child ensured him a long life. Gran Canria tattoos some women tattooed series of dots forming a triangle on their palms in order to be sure about their husbands’ dedication and commitment.
One of the oldest roles of the tattoos is the exorcism. The ancient nomad tribes revealed it, however the European people believed that this is a custom from the ancient, Gran Canria tattoos but the magic and religious significance deteriorated and step by step turned into an instrument of beauty and make up.