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Native American Tattoos

Last updated on November 30, 2017 By David 7 Comments

Native American tattoos offer an endless amount of design options and can display a true homage to the Native American culture. Many tattoos are used just as a status symbol, but more and more tattoos are depicting cultural ties to a person’s heredity, affiliation with some group or club or tribal symbols, such as those found in Native American cultures.

Native American tattoos are gaining in popularity because of the many beautiful drawings and symbols of the Native American cultures where animals and nature are revered. In many Native American cultures there is a belief that everything in the universe has meaning and humans were meant to pay attention and to respect nature. Native American tattoos are a way of having a particular spirit with people at all times, especially in uncertain times when help is needed.

Native American tattoos that depict animals for example may be reminiscent of astrology in that they can represent they type of person you are, based on an animal’s character. One of the most sacred of animals Native Americans revered was the wolf. The wolf is associated with those born between Feb 19-Mar 20. The character of the wolf is said to be emotional and yet gentle except when angered. The wolf is known to be intelligent, cunning and fiercely loyal. Native American tattoos representing the animals of the zodiac is said to have that animal spirit with the person throughout their lives. Other Native American tattoos can depict nature, such as the wind. Many Native Americans believed the wind was a living entity in and of itself.

The Hopi Native Americans are considered ‘the peaceful people’ and have rich symbols anyone loving tattoos would enjoy. The ‘cosmic cross’ symbol, which is a circle with a cross drawn in the middle and circles drawn in each of the four empty areas is known as the Hopi world symbol. The four circles inside the larger circle indicate the four Native American Nations and the bars (or cross inside the circle) represent the directions of north, east, south, and west.

The power of symbolism is great indeed and is a way to get to know ourselves and the world we live in. Native American tattoos are a great way to show individuality and to honor and respect those who fought to live in harmony with nature.

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  1. Ashley says

    February 17, 2009 at 8:33 pm

    The eagle feathers are quite disapointing….
    Being around real eagle feathers and beading them..
    why are they tattoo’d pointy? lol it looks so ugly..

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  2. admin says

    February 18, 2009 at 10:12 am

    I can only tell you artists go off what people want and what examples they bring to the table.
    Perhaps your in the minority of thinking the pointy look is ugly. =0)

    In all aspects of art, things are exaggerated or altered to satisfy the appeal of design.

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  3. Jackson says

    March 28, 2009 at 4:05 pm

    What kind of artwork is the bird tattoo? its number 14 on page 1. Im really interested in any information anyone could give me.

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  4. Mike says

    July 22, 2009 at 6:42 am

    Im looking for a good native based wolf tatoo

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  5. SARAH WILLIAMS says

    June 21, 2010 at 7:16 am

    My Dad passed away and I want to get a tattoo in memory of him. His Indian name was Two Crows. Can anyone help with Idea’s?

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  6. Bear says

    December 20, 2010 at 6:55 pm

    a simple crow in the distand flying away while another sits on aperch watching over you….

    Reply
  7. Nahoma says

    December 30, 2010 at 12:43 pm

    I’m part Cherokee and in honor of my heritage I would like to get a front of the neck tattoo. If you have any ideas it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

    Reply

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