The clover is sometimes thought of as a synonym for the SHAMROCK, although the two are not really the same. Clover is one of a group of plants (Trifolium), the three-leafed in the rule. Properties of the plant originally came as his full and robust life, good and happy with life (“in clover” or “in the clover”) are assigned. Clover was planted on graves, probably as an indication of either a new life after death or resurrection. The idea that clover was associated with happiness is the result of four-leaf clover, because of its rarity. Thus, a tattoo is generally a lucky four-leaf clover.

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Clouds are inherently connected with the sky and by extension with the sky. Paintings in Christian notions of heaven, clouds form the throne of God. In Islam, the cloud symbolizes the inscrutability of God. In several religions bring rain clouds and thus fertility, but they must be made by lightning, to release the waters. In ancient China, some clouds peace symbols were seen.

Japanese Tattoo images derives from the Chinese, with spirals, and abstract representations, especially in combination with mythical creatures and gods associated with heaven. In West tattoo art, the clouds are often portrayed realistically, accompanied by sun and moon, or sometimes with heavenly inhabitants.

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A clock or watch represents exactly what she traces over time. In the world of the prison clock tattoo symbolize  served sentences. An hourglass may symbolize jail time being done with no hands and clocks are available for this period.

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The Claddagh is an Irish symbol of love and friendship. Typically, the claddagh consists of two hands, a heart and a crown. The two hands represent friendship, the crown loyalty, and the heart, of course, love. The origin of the modem icon engagement can actually go back some 400 years to a small fishing village with the same name in the Galway Bay region of Ireland. It may have originated as an identifiable mark on the sails of the boats there,

But it finally came to the most regularly used as an engagement ring, perhaps invented in 1689 by a local jeweler Galway, who had been captured by pirates, but returned safely to his true love gone after five years. Alternatively, the Claddagh ring have been brought from the Crusades of a young man who had been captured by the Saracens. While the origin of this symbol is probably lost time, the meaning is clear. It is a promise of friendship, loyalty and love and a message that the owner is “spoken for?

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The circle is simply the most important and universal geometric symbol. And like other basic and simple symbols, it has completely different meaning and is almost impossible to interpret, though it seems isolated. Most conventionally, the circle is a sun or moon icon. It can symbolize unity and uniqueness, or it can mean inclusiveness. It was used to represent the integrity, but also something without beginning or end.

It was used to symbolize the wheel, as the basis of the mandala, in the form of rings and bracelets, as a letter (or any part thereof) in many alphabets, and the number zero. There is no end to the specific application, the circuit has been applied, nor the significance of which were attributed to him.

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First exhibited in England in 1795, the chrysanthemum has acquired different symbolism in all of Europe. The word “chrysanthemum” comes from the Greek words meaning “golden flower“, but a German legend refers to two white chrysanthemums, which materialized in the form of an old man in front of the house of a poor family that had sheltered the baby Jesus. In Italy, the exclusive cooperation with the dead makes chrysanthemums acceptable only for funerals.

The many petals have also ordered with SUN symbolism associated with longevity and so. While chrysanthemums generally denote cheerfulness and rest, individual colors carry specific messages: red for love, happiness, and best wishes to know the truth, and yellow for slighted love.

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One of the earliest symbols of Christ, is the fish-symbol of a Greek abbreviation for his name and titles won. “Iesous Christos Theou Uios, Soter” in English means “Jesus Christ, the Son of God, Savior.” The initials spell check ichthus, the Greek word for “fish” (ch and th are each one letter in Greek) is. The early Christians used the symbol as a covert means of identification in order to escape persecution.

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The Cheshire Cat from Lewis Carroll’s famous children’s tale Alice in Wonderland is for his grin, which is ever present known, even if the rest of it is invisible. Of the many characters in Wonderland, he is one of the most popular for several reasons. The fact that he is one of the few friendly characters that Alice meets in her adventures is a reason. In a deeper sense, but most people find it reassuring smile and pleasant, even irresistible. And in this particular case, the smile is also an interesting and unsolved mystery, since the reason for his grin is never revealed.

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Although Cherub (or cherubim) are probably derived from ancient Near Eastern mythology and iconography, they feature prominently in the Islamic and Jewish and Christian faith as one of the highest ranking of the classes of angels. In the documents, they are impressive as servants of the Almighty himself, portrayed with multiple sets of WINGS.

But later Christian art gives us the image that is usually associated with them today, and the ones most commonly used in tattoo art, from small children who are still with angel wings, and privileged by the presence of God. Take into tattoo art, angels often on the role of benevolent guardians, sometimes playing, sometimes quietly observing.

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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?”

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