Tribal Butterfly Tattoo Designs

Tribal Butterfly Tattoo Designs..................

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Girl With butterfly tattoos

Girl With butterfly tattoos...................

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The butterfly tattoo drawn on the woman’s body, is a depiction of today’s womanhood. The present day woman is delicate but fearless. She is conscious but free. She pleases with her and charm. She defines her own limits.

She strives to reach her aim, rests for a while and starts her struggle again. She likes to experience the butterfly freedom and the butterfly tattoo conveys that very well. The colorful butterfly tattoo is fluttering its wings to fly high.

Sexy Butterfly Tattoo Picture

Sexy Butterfly Tattoo Picture...................

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Tribal Rose Tattoo Designs

Tribal Rose Tattoo Designs.......................

tibal rose tatto very populer.Many women in the world decorate the body with a This tattoo .women synonymous with beauty, the beauty of the flower is seen by the eye. red, green, blue any interest that is very beautiful when in the body kita.sexy, beautiful, sensual and feminim it is the era of women's desire to try Now.Good luck

Girl With Sexy Rose Tattoo

Girl With Sexy Rose Tattoo.................

There's something classic about rose tattoos. The rose is a longtime favorite of bikers and bad girls, but there's an innocence about the rose that appeals to good girls and nice guys, too.

Fossil evidence tells us that the rose has been around for about 35 million years. Gardeners have cultivated them for perhaps five millennia. In the Middle East during the Roman period, roses were used as confetti at celebrations, as a source of fragrance, and for medicinal purposes. Wreaths of roses have been found in ancient Egyptian tombs. Roses became popular in Europe in the 18th century. Napoleon's wife, Josephine, maintained magnificent rose gardens near Paris.

Among the ancient Greeks, roses symbolized secrecy. Wearing a rose during a religious ceremony implied that the wearer would keep the religion's secrets sacred. Ancient Greco-Roman culture also saw the rose as a symbol of beauty, of springtime, and of love. And they saw in it a reminder of how fleeting life can be. In Rome, "rosalia" was an annual feast honoring the dead.

More recently, in the Christian faith, the rose has stood for martyrdom, even at times representing Christ himself. A thornless rose has been associated with the Virgin Mary. And the rose is part of the elaborate symbolism of the Knights Templar, an ancient Christian society surrounded in secrecy and legend. Some people consider the rose to be an emblem of heresy.