Tattoo Phoenix

The Phoenix is a mythical character of numerous legends and myths.

A bird with bright, colorful plumage has the ability to rise from the ashes after death. Phoenix tattoos are popular among people of different gender and age, due to symbolism and aesthetic look. The magic bird is the embodiment of beauty and gracefulness, but at the same time reflects powerful motivational ideas.

The phoenix symbolizes fire, the desire to live and the victory over death.

Bird tattoo means self-improvement, personal growth, the pursuit of higher goals. The unique character attracts attention with a magnificent plumage of bright red, yellow and golden colors. The lifespan is about 500 years. Towards the end of life, Phoenix builds a nest made from sticks, ignites and dies in a fire. Then reborn from the ashes - it is a new life cycle.

The main meanings of the Phoenix tattoo:

• Renewal and beginning of something new.
• Hope and coping.
• The cycle of life and death.
• Magical power and supernatural abilities.
• Luck and prosperity.
• Immortality and regeneration.
• Strength and endurance.
• Steadfastness and will to win.
• Creativity.
• Self-knowledge and personal growth.
• Strong emotions and passion.
• Healing and longevity.
• The beginning of a new stage in life.
  
  

Phoenix is mentioned in ancient Egyptian, Eastern and Christian cultures.

The meaning of a phoenix tattoo can vary from country to country and from region to region. The Egyptian concept associates the bird with truth and justice, balance and order. In China, the Phoenix personifies the feminine and masculine - Yin Yang. The character is often present in Chinese art and temple design. It is believed to bring good fortune, abundance and prosperity.

In ancient Greece, the Phoenix was a good omen and a reminder of the need to believe in a better future.

The basic idea - even in difficult times, there is still potential for new beginnings and victories. People choose a Phoenix tattoo to demonstrate their resilience and commitment. This is the best way to show that man has overcome difficulties and become stronger.

The bird is associated with spiritual growth and self-improvement. It is regarded as a symbol of purification. It represents an opportunity to start a new life. Phoenix tattoos are often chosen by couples who want to emphasize the longevity of feelings and relationships.

Phoenix tattoos are presented in different shapes and sizes.

The design can vary greatly, which is due to different ideas about the color and features of the bird. Here we have some types of sketches:

• With a halo around the head. It symbolizes connection with the sun and light, strength and power. It means protection from dark forces and troubles.
• A bird rising from the ashes. It represents rejuvenation, recovery, getting rid of disease. It symbolizes an opportunity to start a new life path.
• With smoke. It means life and moving forward, magical power and mystery.
• With feathers. Symbolism - courage and resilience, achievement of goals, luck and prosperity.
• With leaves. It represents hope and fertility, faith in a better future, renewal of body and soul, new life.
• With a dragon. In Chinese mythology, Phoenix is associated with a woman, Dragon with a man. The body image means harmony in family relationships.
  
  

The symbolism of the image may change due to the unique personal meaning set by the owner. To personalize the body image, you may add quotations and details.

Phoenix tattoos are made in different styles.

Depending on the owner’s preferences, the body image can be large or small, bright, colorful or laconic black and white. The symbol is optimal for creating large-scale compositions that occupy a large area of the body. The tats in 3D format are characterized by artistic expressiveness. Well-known styles are here:

• Watercolor. Colorful tattoos are made with soft strokes and lines. Body images without clear contours look graceful and elegant.
• Traditional. The traditional tattoo style is distinguished by the presence of distinct black contours and the usage of bright colors.
  
  

• Neo Traditional. Such tattoos transmit fine color gradients when a master shows beauty of feathering.
• Japanese style is distinguished by an abundance of small details and rich color palette.
• Chinese. The Chinese-style body image acquires an additional meaning - loyalty to family values, virtue, harmony in relationships.
• Minimalism. The small tattoo will be a graceful addition to any look. The tattoo can be colorful or black and white.
  
  

Some people prefer to apply the full picture of the bird, others choose separate fragments - feathers, wings, flames. More often, a mythical creature is depicted with widely open wings to show beauty and greatness.