Mexican art tattoos for women

Looking for Mexico tattoo ideas for women?! From Day of the Dead sugar skulls to skeleton women and even taco tattoos… this is the place to get fresh & new ideas & inspiration for Mexican tattoos. Bonus: Find out about the 11 Mexican female tattoo artists you need to be following on Instagram! #Mexico #Tattoo #DayOfTheDead #TravelMexicoSolo

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The Mayans were an ancient Mesoamerican civilization that thrived from 2000 BC to 900 AD, primarily in the regions of modern-day Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, and Honduras. Their intricate and advanced society was known for its achievements in agriculture, astronomy, mathematics, and art. One of the most notable forms of art found in the Mayan culture

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There’s no better way to add tribal flair to a sleeve (or as a standalone tattoo) than by going with an Aztec design, a bit of a modern twist on tribal looks that used to be incredibly popular but have become a little bit dated. The best Aztec tattoos today are fresh, taking inspiration from…Read more →

40 Gorgeous tattoos that show off Latina pride: For Latinas, it's a perfect way to show our connection to our roots, and our love for our culture. Here are the best tatttoos that show off your Latino culture and pride. #bodyart #tattoos #tattoostyle #tattoopattern #latinas

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If you're looking for some inspiration for your next tattoo, or just want to see some of the most creative and well-done pieces out there, the subreddits r/tattoo and r/tattoos are the perfect places to start.

Stitching tattoos is a new take on an old art form. It is a style that carries a certain sentimental value for the people who choose it. Fernanda Ramirez is a Mexican artist who embroiders on her clients’ bodies with the help of a special tattoo technique. Her tattoos flourish with intricate patterns, giving people this special feeling of coziness and adding a unique element to their style.