Oceania

Na tuahine

Sisters |June 19, 2024
by: GiErre

Design Story

This Polynesian band tattoo is part of two similar bands designed for two sisters and it was prepared for Audrey.

The flower of hibiscus is a symbol of beauty and living every moment fully, of carpe diem, while the all-seeing eye on the back is to keep enemies at bay and to give protection from all evil.
Below it, the moray eel and the path of Kamehameha represent the difficulties she faced in her past.

The row of birds represents travelling, a voyages that brought a new perspective and allowed her to find her freedom (the manta), which will bring sereniy, balance and stability (the sun made of mountains and shark teeth with a Marquesan cross inside).

The hammerhead shark symbolizes tenacity, strength facing every challenge, and the lizard next to it is a symbol of good luck and health.

The colored image below shows the main elements within the tattoo:
Polynesian band feminine tattoo

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