The most sought-after flower in the tattoo industry ROSE
One of the ancient flowers, that has only become more gorgeous today and is currently represented in more than 150 varieties and shades. The first written evidence date back to 3000 BC. The rose is the national flower of the USA, it was declared as such in 1986 by the then American president R. Reagan.
The rose is also highlighted among the mythological characters. Aphrodite, the goddess of love in Greek mythology, is often depicted with roses. When her lover Adonis was killed, a rose bush grew from his blood, a representation of undying love.
In England, the rose is the national flower and has been used for centuries on various coats of arms and flags. In Ireland, the black rose is considered a patriotic symbol dating back to the 16th century. Patriotic symbolism derives from a well-known Irish political song (Róisín Dubh). Even today, the black rose has the same symbolism.
OK! A little bit of history - now about Rose tattoos
Roses are a popular tattoo theme because of their delicate appearance that can be manipulated into different styles. It has been a popular choice since the 1930s. Before going on long voyages, sailors often got rose tattoos to remember their loved ones who were waiting for them back.
A rose tattoo on your skin will symbolize love, life, birth. A rose embodies romance, mystery and eternity. In addition, a rose bud tattoo, regardless of color, can symbolize a new beginning and a path to growth and maturity. It can also symbolize the fulfillment of your dreams. Often people get rose bud tattoos to show the stages of a rose's life, symbolizing the stages of our own lives, the struggle we grow through to flourish and become the best version of ourselves.
Although roses have a general, universal meaning and symbolism that everyone recognizes and understands, the meaning of a rose tattoo can vary according to geography (ethnicity). The main aspect is certainly the color of the rose itself, but you can find information about the colors of the flower yourself.
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By choosing a Rose tattoo, you do not risk permanent consequences. This flower fits easily into any composition, it can be complemented with any animal, object or even a person's portrait. It will perfectly complement your existing rose tattoo, leaving room for future ideas.
