Mystic Symbol Tattoos

Hamsa tattoo symbolizes the Hand of God. It brings it's owner happiness, luck, health, and good fortune. A hamsa hand is perfectly backed by affluent cultural and traditional values. This symbol descends from various religions. The presence of an eye in the hamsa hand strengthens its meaning all the more as this element also symbolizes protection from evil. 

Buddhist Endless Knot Tattoos is one of the Eight Auspicious Symbols in Buddhism, and one of the most popular symbols. The design is a symmetrical knot, loosely woven, balanced and graceful with no loose ends - in fact no end at all  a closed loop signifying eternity and unity.

The Ankh is a well-known symbol of life associated with the Egyptians. Generally, the Ankh symbol tattoos has been associated with eternal life and regeneration. Today, it is often carried by people as a sign of life and spiritual wisdom. It is an example of a symbol which has completely transcended its culture and is still uniquely associated with it.

The Pentacle or Pentagram has been one of the most persistent and powerful symbols in our history and was revered by nearly all ancient cultures, be it Egyptian, Greek, Babylonian, Chinese, Indian or Mayan. The mystic Pentacle or Pentagram Tattoos is viewed as a symbol of life, love, light, unity, wholeness, and quest for divine knowledge. 

The word "Chai" translated from Hebrew to English means "life." The Hebrew word consists of two (2) letters in the alphabet: Chet (ח) and Yud (י). Together these letters form "Chai" which signifies life and represents being alive.

The Wheel of Dharma, or the “Wheel of Law”, is the Buddhist symbol for teachings of the path of Nirvana. Each spoke represents a step in Buddha’s Eightfold Path. Meditative divinity is strikingly encapsulated by the captivatingly understated details of a Dharma wheel tattoo.

The Wadjet (or Ujat, meaning “Whole One”) is a powerful symbol of protection in ancient Egypt also known as the “Eye of Horus” and the “all seeing eye”. The Wedjat “was intended to protect the pharaoh here and in the afterlife and to ward off evil. Eye of Horus Tattoos are very popular among traveler safe travel.

The Chi Rho is one of the oldest symbols used by Christians to the crucifix. It is formed by superimposing the first two letters of the word “Christ (Christ)” in Greek, chi = ch and rho = r. The Chi Rho is one of the first forms of christogram, and Chi Rho Tattoos are popular in some Christians.

Chi-Rho tattoos are passionate emblems that come filled to the brim with spirituality. Chi Rho Tattoos are best symbols to represent classic display of arcane Christian values. The early Christians made the connection between the five corners of a pentagram with five sticks of Jesus and was used as a symbol of truth.

Ankh tattoos represents life and the abundance to all humankind and life in nature. Specifically, the ankh symbol illustrates the combination of elements that create life. This union between sun and earth as conveyed in the ankh symbol is profound for the ancient Egyptian mindset which is where this symbol originates.

This creative Chi Rho Tattoo inked on right shoulder is one of the most common symbols in Christian art. The Chi Rho tattoo is one of religious importance to the people wearing it. The Chi Rho symbol clearly has spiritual relevance for Christians, so we can understand why this would be a popular tattoo.

The Caduceus is the traditional symbol of Hermes and features two snakes winding around an often winged staff. The Caduceus symbol Tattoos are representation of your own primal life force energy. The twin snakes, represent the Kundalini energy rising from the base of your spine, allowing the successful person to possess the wings of new life.

The Coptic cross Tattoos in its modern and ancient forms is considered a sign of faith and pride to the Copts The Ethiopians Christians inked with Coptic cross Tattoos as a symbol of faith.