Oriental Tattoo Style

Oriental tattoo designs would revolve around Chinese and Japanese work, although Japanese is by far the most popular of the two, especially for larger designs.
There are a number of unique tattoo designs which would be considered to be from the Chinese style. Like the Japanese version, Chinese work has a lot of dragons included.
Oriental tattoos carry a vast array of different images from the entire culture, more traditional options include designs of geisha’s, koi fish and cherry blossoms, but there are also more fanciful images such as dragons and mystic landscapes. With thousands of different plants growing in Asia many flower designs also take their roots from the Oriental bouquets which spring with vibrant colors and soft glows of reflection. Some bird designs are also reflective of different customs, such as hummingbirds, sparrows, and peacocks, and it isn’t uncommon for someone to get an oriental tattoo and not even know it. Women who get Oriental tattoo are often associated with great beauty and want to immerse themselves in the culture of the orient.