Heart tattoo stencils

Heart tattoos can be so beautiful and different

A heart tattoo is timeless and can be wonderfully combined. That's why it's been one of the most popular tattoo motifs in studios for decades. We tell you what meanings the heart motif can stand for. We'll also show you some tattoo templates for inspiration.

Not all hearts are the same: the different motifs

A heart tattoo can be tattooed in very different motifs and has very different meanings. Here you can find an overview of the most common versions:

• A burning heart stands for passion and the blazing fire that burns in you.

The motif "arrow through the heart" reminds us directly of Cupid and his love arts. It symbolizes the unexpected love and the feeling of being in love.

Rose tattoo stencil

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What is the meaning of rose tattoos?

Roses are a timeless tattoo motif.

Roses have always been very popular in European tattoo culture and are still one of the most popular motifs ever. They are available in countless designs, colors and styles. The meaning can be very different.

First of all, roses are beautiful flowers, often rich in color and lush blooms. They smell wonderful and everyone likes to look at them.

But if you touch them, you can quickly prick your thorns. This contrast between beautiful and posh can also be transferred to the meaning.

In many cultures, roses are symbolic of love and death. That is why many people have a rose tattooed as a reminder of a loved one who has passed away.

Of course, you determine the meaning of your rose tattoo yourself and it can also be interpreted or interpreted differently. For example, a rose can also be worn as a promise of undying love or stand for purity, passion or innocence.

And the color can also be used to add further meanings to the tattoo.

A heart designed with roses. Awesome tattoo.

 

Heart with roses: 

A popular tattoo theme is to combine the red heart with roses or flowers to portray love and a loving environment. For example, the rose is itself a symbol of love and passion, so the two go together well, and make a strong statement.

The first noted group to use the symbol as a tattoo were sailors. They used the heart tat as a show of love, and to provide a connection to, their loved ones back on shore. These days the basic design has evolved significantly and now includes banners, other designs such as flowers or angels and other symbols. With a splash of color, the designs can look absolutely stunning. The beauty of the heart tattoo is that they can be used by men and women alike, and the style of the design itself can vary widely from tribal to Celtic to cartoon just to name a few.