Cherry Tattoo
Cherries were used as feminine beauty and love, and even to symbolize fortune telling. In ancient China they were a symbol of immortality or longevity. In Japan, the cherry symbol of the samurai. (Hard to reach the pit) for these warriors, the crushing of the fruit flesh is a symbol of the sacrifice of human flesh at the core of the person was getting.
In tattoo artwork, it is not unusual to see the cherries paired, as they might occur in nature. You can play alone or appear several times in the mouth of a classic SWALLOW. In these Western contexts, they are a sexual undertone about virginity (and its loss), which is variously described as “Gone Forever” take or interpret “Here is mine Where is yours?”
Check out the pictures and designs of Cherry Tattoos below:
