Sanskrit Tattoo Designs

All around the world, people use tattoos to show that they belong to a special group, be it the soldiers, sailors, gangs or even aboriginal tribes. Nowadays, though, tattoos have also shown up among young people, as an expression of individuality. There are several popular designs, among them Sanskrit tattoo designs, dreamcatcher tattoos, Celtic crosses and tribal designs.

You can find people with tattoos in any of the First World nations - North America, Europe, Japan. These are all societies with a well-developed culture of fine arts, contributing to the creation of both tattoo artists as well as customers who appreciate fine tattoos.

Tattoos have gone in and out of fashion many times, but most recently they have seen a resurgence - led by popular celebrities like Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. While Pitt started off as a "bad boy" actor, he seems to have been tamed by Jolie's passion for rescuing Third World orphans.

When you get a tattoo, it is important not only to select your perfect design but also to plan where you want to place it. For example, a dragon tattoo needs a large area - like your entire back - to fully show its glory. Whereas dreamcatcher tattoo designs tend to be smaller and more subtle. You might place them between the junction of neck and shoulder. But what about Sanskrit tattoo designs? Well, depending on your design, there are three different places which are popular: wrist, lower back and arm.