If you have been thinking about dragon tattoos but wanted more information on them before you committed to a new tattoo, you might be surprised to know there are several meanings to this creature. Depending on the type of dragon tattoo you get, it will bring a different meaning. One of the more popular types of dragons that people get tattooed is the Chinese dragon. The meaning behind this tattoo is based upon how the Chinese view dragons. This tattoo will symbolize wisdom and good will, which is how the ancient Chinese saw their dragons as. Getting this tattoo symbolizes good will in your future.
A dragon tattoo from Japan represents balance. The dragon is seen as a creature that is able to balance the yin and the yang of life. If you get this type of tattoo, you could be trying to find balance in your life. This is great for people with a hectic life because all they have to do is look at their tattoo and they can find balance. There also are Celtic dragons that are thought to bring order to their kingdom. This is similar to the balance of Japanese dragons. In ancient Celtic times, they would depict dragons sitting on thrones, which represented how much power they had.
In the Western part of the world, a dragon tattoo represents a much darker creature. To them, dragons were seen as beasts. Therefore, the actual tattoo would differ a lot from the Eastern dragons, which is where dragons are seen as kind and intelligent beings. In modern day culture, dragons are seen as an intelligent and free creature. For many people these days, having this type of tattoo symbolizes the freedom you have in your world, as well as the wisdom that you can possess.
Another reason to get a dragon tattoo is as a way to represent freedom is if you feel trapped in your life. You can get the tattoo as a way to tell yourself that you have freedom. You just have to be able to find it and be inspired to use that freedom. You also can get the tattoo as a way to symbolize the power you have. This can be physical or spiritual power. They both can be found in the form of a dragon. Because it has such a storied history, it is no wonder that the dragon is one of the most popular tattoos around.
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Showing posts with label Dragon Tattoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dragon Tattoo. Show all posts
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Amazing Color Dragon Tattoo
Amazing Color Dragon Tattoo
Amazing Color Dragon Tattoo
Amazing Color Dragon Tattoo
Amazing Color Dragon Tattoo
Amazing Color Dragon Tattoo
Amazing Color Dragon Tattoo
Amazing Color Dragon Tattoo
Amazing Color Dragon Tattoo
Amazing Color Dragon Tattoo
Amazing Color Dragon Tattoo
Amazing Color Dragon Tattoo
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Girl Dragon Tattoo
Girl Dragon Tattoo
Girl Dragon Tattoo
Girl Dragon Tattoo
Girl Dragon Tattoo
Girl Dragon Tattoo
Girl Dragon Tattoo
Girl Dragon Tattoo

Girl Dragon Tattoo
Monday, August 8, 2011
shoulder tattoo,chest tattoos, Breast tattoos
Here is a smashing shoulder and chest cool shoulder tattoo. Not mine but I think this is a cool tattoo Fourth round pick Isaiah Stan back has by far the most impressive tattoo in chest and shoulder tribal tattoo Tribal shoulder tattoos, shoulder tattoos for guys as well as shoulder Fine Art Print Titled Young man kick boxer with bare chest and a tattoo on tribal tattoos on shoulder tattoo designs pictures.
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Japanese Sleeve Tattoo Designs
Chinese Sleeve Dragon Tattoo
Japanese tattoo sleeve
New Sleeve tattoo
Tattoo Slaves DesignsFriday, November 12, 2010
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
The lure of the 'Dragon Tattoo'
Fans of the late crime novelist Stieg Larsson are getting lost in the Swedish countryside, searching for the quaint town of Hedestad featured in "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo."The problem is, it doesn't exist.
But international readers of Larsson's best-selling Millennium crime trilogy could be excused for thinking otherwise, because most locations in the books are authentic.
Some of them include the Kaffebar cafe in Stockholm - a favorite haunt of Larsson's fictional journalist Mikael Blomkvist - and the Kvarnen bar - where Larsson has tattooed computer hacker Lisbeth Salander spending evenings with her friends from the rock band Evil Fingers.
Both places are located on the trendy island of Sodermalm, a former working-class area with narrow streets where old wooden cottages are squeezed between 20th century stone houses.
Blomkvist and Salander, the trilogy's main characters, both have apartments there. Salander's friendly first legal guardian, Holger Palmgren, also lived there before he was hospitalized.
Eager Millennium fans can venture out on their own, visiting the scenes of Blomkvist's and Salander's exploits with maps sold by the tourist office. Or they can take the Stockholm City Museum's Larsson tour.
Starting with Blomkvist's small apartment in the brown 19th century building at 1 Bellmansgatan, Millennium fans can relive the books' plots in the real settings, while listening to the guide's detailed descriptions.
"It is great to identify the addresses and see what the buildings look like," said Roland Ojeda, a retired banker from San Francisco, who took the tour in June with his wife, Linda. "I think it brings it to life."
Larsson's books about a darker side of Sweden, where Blomkvist and Salander become involved in murder mysteries, sex trafficking scandals and a secret government department, have sold more than 30 million copies worldwide. The tour has attracted visitors from as far away as Japan, Canada and Australia, said Eva Palmqvist, who leads the museum's tour.
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