Girls never get tired of flowers, butterfly and stars as tattoo designs for their body art. With society easing up on ladies who want to get their fair share of ink art, tattoo parlors are seeing a significant increase of women among their clients. Tattoos are no longer just a symbol of strength and masculinity but they also represent daintiness and femininity. The general rule when it comes to tattoos for women is to keep the design relatively smaller accentuated with vibrant and playful colors.
Stars have long been symbols used in mythology and religion. Their inclusion as heavenly bodies only helped to bolster their mysteriousness. The star is often inextricable with religion. The early Christians used the 5-pointed star as a symbol of good health. The 6-pointed star or more commonly known as the Star of David is a symbol for the Jewish faith. Other adorable star designs are the shooting star and the trail of stars. The shooting star is used to symbolize luck and success. The trail of stars can be recreated with a bunch of small stars so that it resembles the night sky.
A woman's love for flowers is not only contained for the ones that grow in the garden. There are ladies who choose to have a particular flower permanently printed on their skin because of their meaning. Orchids are prized tropical flowers. These flowers represent mysterious women and are often synonymous to love, passion and intimacy.
You will rarely find a girl who has a tattoo of a bug on her back. The fact is that women aren't huge fans of insects except for the butterfly. Butterflies symbolize a woman who has morphed into a lovely creature who is ready to fly.
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