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Sacred Beauty: Exploring Feminine Mandala Elephant Tattoos with Ganesha Tattoo Designs

Experience the sacred beauty of feminine mandala elephant tattoos infused with divine Ganesha tattoo designs. Embark on a spiritual journey with these enchanting artworks.

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Top 15 Unique Ganesha Tattoos | Ace Tattooz Studio 

Discover the finest Ganesha tattoos at Ace Tattooz, Mumbai, showcasing exquisite designs to express your devotion uniquely. Embrace the beauty of Ganpati tattoos, each a masterpiece of artistry and symbolism. Let your love for Lord Ganesha shine through a one-of-a-kind tattoo that resonates with spiritual significance and aesthetic allure. 

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Gond Art: History, Elements and Stories

'Gond' comes from the Dravidian word 'kind,' which means 'green mountain.' Gond painting is a famous folk art form of the Gond tribal community of central India. It is a form of painting from the folk and tribal art of one of the largest tribes in India - the Gonds - who are mainly from Madhya Pradesh but can also be found in pockets of Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh and Odisha., The history of the Gond people is about 1400 years old. Mixed with a mix of mystery, patterns, colors and humor, these artworks reflect a modern psyche.

Elements of Gond Art

The untrained eye may confuse Gond art with Madhubani painting, Mithila distinct characteristics. The paintings use vibrant colors such as orange, yellow, blue and red and are made with artistically drawn lines and dots to bring them to life. Natural colors from various sources, like flowers, stones etc., are used to create these beautiful paintings.

Over the years, Gond artists have developed their own tools for working with various contemporary mediums and materials. They would first plot the points and calculate the volume of the images. These points will be connected to bring up an outer shape, which will then be filled with colors. Everything that comes to life is aesthetically transformed as they react to the immediate social situation and environment. The images are tattoos or minimalist human and animal forms which include chameleons, butterflies, elephants, cows, lions, fish, peacocks and other birds.

Though Gond paintings are centuries old, with time, this art form has gradually shifted from the mud walls of houses to canvas and paper. Apart from drawing inspiration from legends and myths, these paintings featured nature as their main subject. However, this painting style has other well-depicted subjects, including Hindu deities (especially Ganesha), the Tree of Life, and jungle scenes. With various motifs and design patterns, these paintings have attracted the attention of many people, including those from India, France, the UK and the US.

Stories and Symbolism in Gond Art

"Trees are of great importance in Gond art. For humans and animals alike – for animals and birds, trees are most important – to protect them from the sun in summer and rain during the monsoon season. Trees also provide nutrition and food," says artist Venkat Raman Singh Shyam.

The Ganja Mahua Tree tells the story of a Brahmin (high caste) girl and a Chamar (low caste) boy - when they fell in love, society did not accept them. So he renounced everything, went to the forest, and was later reborn as Ganja and Mahua trees. That's why it is said that Ganja and Mahua should not be consumed together because they can never be together.

Saja Tree: The Saja tree is worshiped by the Bada Dev (Elder God) and the Gond community.

Pakri tree: When new leaves bloom from this tree, the Gond community eats the greens made from these leaves, protecting them from many diseases and ailments.

Peepal Tree: The Peepal tree is where the deities (gods) reside, and thus, the Peepal tree is considered the most important.

Tamarind Tree: Tamarind tree also plays an important role for the tribal people as they use tamarind fruit for chutney and sell it for their livelihood. Many people of the Gond community set up platforms for the gods and goddesses under the trees.

Music in Gond communities

In the past, Gond artists were responsible for orally passing down the Gond kings' traditions through songs and instruments called 'Bana.'

They would invoke Lord Bada Dev on the saja tree by playing the flute and recording the genealogy of the Gond patrons in song. In return, they were given gifts of grain, clothing and perhaps even cattle or gold.

Similarities between Gond art and tribal art?

"Gond is similar to tribal art because tribals have their own stories as we do about creation, and they also make dashes and dots. Tribal art and Gond art have their connection because we are originally from the same continent of Gondwana from when there were only two continents, Gondwana and Laurasia. India and Australia came from Gondwana, and America came from Laurasia.

The performances, dances, rituals, and drinks they serve are similar to ours. Their surname is Marawi, while ours is Marawi. I spoke on the topic 'You are my brother, in you I found myself' at Monash University in Melbourne and the Queensland Art Gallery of Modern Art in Brisbane." Gond master artist Venkat Raman Singh Shyam said.

Paints are usually derived naturally from charcoal, colored clay, plant sap, clay, flowers, leaves and even cow dung. That said, due to the lack of natural dyes, Gond artists have started using poster colors and canvas to paint.

The Gond painting resembles the Aboriginal art of Australia as dots are used in both styles to create the painting. There are different types of dots in both art forms. For tribal art, the points symbolize the field and dreams, while with Gond art, the shamans believe that particles of their bodies spread out into space to connect with spirits and create other bodies. It is an ancestral, poetic vision of the atom, joining the infinitely small into the infinitely large.

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Elephant Tattoo Designs and Meaning

Elephant Tattoo Designs and Meaning

During the time of the Silk Road trade route, the elephant was used as one of the main means of transport for traders. That’s because it had enough strength to carry a heavy load more goods than any other animal. And since the traders loved it and wanted to show their appreciation for the animal, some of them drew a picture of an elephant on their bodies so that they could remember it when they…

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Not to be annoying, but, opinion on temporary tattoos, like geometric patterns drawings made with henna. Btw I love your dnp content, I also want to poke them with a stick like they are an interesting bug

hi, dont worry youre not annoying at all. honestly just the fact that you asked is awesome <3

first off i want to go ahead and say everyone has a different opinion. people have different connections with it and thats perfectly fine! this is just my personal opinion, the way i see henna and the connection i have both with it and with my culture, and how i feel about people playing around with it.

i, personally, am fairly okay with non-indian people using henna. mostly because its not their fault. there are carnival booths and fair areas where they give out henna tattoos and its fine if people get them, because they dont know, yk? if i have a friend who im comfortable saying these things to and they want to get one, i'll be sure to tell them thats its, well. cultural appropriation. usually ill offer to give them an actual henna design some other time and try to discourage them from getting the ones at fairs (usually american-looking flowers or butterflies) but if they choose to get one anyway, thats their choice. now i know what kind of person they are and i'll act accordingly.

to answer your main point, if you meant geometric designs like this:

usually thats fine! those are indian designs, she's wearing indian bangles, i would assume she understands the importance of henna, if not the meaning of that importance. if i see this, im cool with it! however if you meant something like this:

then no, i will assume you dont know what henna means, nor the importance of it. and of course there are nuances to it. for example:

this looks normal overall. theyve got Lord Ganesha on their right hand (your left) and im guessing Rama and Sita on their left (your right). im not sure if its Rama and Sita actually, if someone else knows, please tell me. theyve got traditional henna designs, and based on the coloring, i dont think theyve used special types of henna (white, black), i think its natural.

however, this person is using indian henna alongside beliefs and traditions to push for veganism. on the surface, this looks okay! lots of indians are vegan, and everyone knows cows are sacred in india. its fine! right?

no. this person also does not know, nor care, about the meaning of such symbols, designs, or even henna as a whole. it doesnt matter that they copied traditional designs because they are using them for a purpose. its difficult to explain, so i'll just leave it at that.

to add on to that, theyve also used a depiction of Lord Ganesha, a literal god, to further their purpose. think about that for a second. theyve taken pieces of a religion people follow for their own uses. that is not okay.

so context matters. meaning matters. and if i said i could tell you, black and white, exactly whats right and whats wrong, i would be lying.

and overall, a rule of thumb when it comes to anything like this, the fact is, henna is culturally and historically important to indian people like me. it is not important in those ways to white people. therefore, they are not entitled to it.

obligatory, yes, there are some people who believe that henna was historically important to Europe, going so far as saying it was more important to them than us, and was also used there before it was used here. however, the way i see it, henna designs are marketed as exotic and new, something to do for fun and to step outside what they usually do. white henna artists are shown as people who left their own boundaries and learned an art from another culture that most people dont understand, then made a life out of it. if it was really so important and originally theirs, they wouldnt market it/show it like that, nor would they use it as a new, exotic trend.

and im not saying white people should never do henna and get henna! im saying that when they do, i want them to know what it means. to know why its so important and to love it for what it is, not what it can do for you or give you. thats cultural appreciation. that makes me happy.

again, this is my personal opinion. different people will say different things, and thats okay! im always open to that! but this is how i feel about it as of now, and of course this is only about doing henna designs (like dont even get me started on types of henna and fucking henna brows like gods. i would never stop talking)

i hope this helps, thank you so much for asking! (and thanks, but the credit for the poking bugs post goes to @geokar35 lol, but they really are just little baby insects we decided were friend-shaped huh?)

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Walmart Vampires

Selkie+Sirens=Trans Lesbian Pirates

Incubus+Warlock=Gay Bandits

Lesbian Pirates VS Gay Bandits

Vampire Doctors who can sense blood disease

Witch tattoo artists putting sigils and runes in the designs

Fae CPS officers

All pop singers are sirens/hybrid sirens

Gorgon fashion blogs

Succubus models

Fairy Lawyers

Werewolf Therapists/Therapy Animals

Dryad Environmental Activists

Mermaid Marine Biologists

Brownie Camp Counsellor

Centaur Athletes

Lord Ganesha owning a candy company

Fae Pharmacists

Magic Object Auction Websites

Dragon Tea Shop

Dragon Egg Hatching Live Streams

Ancient Demons teaching history

Wind elementals owning ice cream shops

Sirens helping addicts

Valkyries being cab drivers

Fauns as TV personalities

Mall Elves

Ghost bus drivers

Gorgons being able to date gargoyles

Marine guide world serpent

ASL teachers and mental health support boggarts

Engineer elementals

Librarian sphinxes

Leprechaun joke shops

Gorgon fashion

Maenad drill sergeants

Baking witches

Halfling Postmen w/ griffins

Elven Game Streamers

Mermaids who use wheelchairs to get around on land

Animal Shelters owned by were-creatures

Orc Martial Artists Wrestling?

Feral dragons feared because of size

Shapeshifter (were-animals and such) secret agents

Satyr farmers

Dragons (human/various fantasy creatures) survival instructors

Old demon history teachers

Dragon eggs, horns, scales, bones, blood, and organs all very valuable

Valkyrie cabbies

Necromancer fighting with archeologists to revive long lost creatures

Cambion martial arts teachers/fight ring leaders

Nephilim cops

Oni spiritualists

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5- Most-Loved Tattoo Symbols Carried Gracefully By Ladies

Tattoos are not the hot favorite fashion accessories for all fashion-loving women across the globe. You can visit the pmu shop to buy your chosen ink to get the best tats on your body.

Here, we have enlisted the five common but the most-loved body arts that women carry gracefully. Most importantly we have the intention to throw some light on the meanings of these symbols. Have a look-

Lord Ganesha

Better known as the Elephant God in the West, Lord Ganesha is the Hindu God of prosperity and commercial success. Tattooing the Elephant god in much in vogue these days!

Dreamcatcher

Young women are in love with this bohemian body decoration designed with string and twine, with lots of jewels, beads, leather straps, and feathers. Before, it became a tattoo art dreamcatchers were mainly used as a wall or window decoration. The symbolic meaning of it is protection.

Fleur de Lis

This three lily petal symbol is traced back in the ancient Mesopotamian civilization, almost thousand years back. Later on, the symbol was predominant in the French Monarchy. Entomologically, the meaning stands for light, life, and perfection- the three petals. Today, many stylish women get this tattoo on their back, arms and even upper-hips area.

The Double infinity

The infinity symbol is a popular tattoo design for its encouraging meaning of never-ending hope, love, dreams possibilities and so on. The double infinity maybe multiplies the concept and most importantly it has a background. The symbol means “infinity times infinity”. Now, this is often noted on the wrists of many women and men as well.

Lotus

The Lotus symbolizes spiritual awakening, resilience, and pureness in the spirit, mind, and body. It has enrooted the Buddhism as well. The flower depicts its origin in the mud and its growth towards the sun. You can buy perma blend ink ingredients to get the best Mandala or Lotus tattoo on your body.

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Meaning of popular tattoo designs and god tattoo designs

Since ancient times, people have expressed themselves through tattoos, with various symbols and patterns having diverse meanings for various people and nations. People from all areas of life are utilizing tattoos to express their personalities, ideas, and feelings today more than ever before. This article will examine some of the most well-known tattoo symbols and designs, including the popular Lord Krishna tattoo design and the Lord Ganesha tattoo. For those looking to get inked in Mumbai, we’ll also mention the best tattoo studio in Mumbai to consider for your next tattoo.

The Anchor

One of the most popular tattoo designs is the anchor. The anchor symbolizes stability, security, and hope. It is often used as a symbol of strength during difficult times or as a tribute to a loved one who has passed away. The anchor can also represent a person’s connection to the sea, such as sailors or those who enjoy sailing. The best tattoo studios in India will give you the various types of anchor tattoos suited to your liking!

The Butterfly

Another popular tattoo design is the butterfly. Butterflies are seen as a symbol of transformation and change. The butterfly represents the beauty and grace of life and is often used to signify a new beginning or chapter in one’s life. The butterfly can also represent freedom, as it is a creature that can fly wherever it pleases.

The Krishna Tattoo

The Krishna tattoo design is a representation of the qualities of love, compassion, and kindness embodied by the Hindu deity. The tattoo symbolizes the interconnectedness of all beings and serves as a reminder to live a life filled with love and kindness. Finding a talented and experienced tattoo artist is essential for getting an excellent Krishna tattoo design, and Mumbai is home to several elite tattoo parlours that provide top-notch tattoo services.

The Feather

The feather is a popular tattoo design that represents freedom and spirituality. Feathers are seen as a symbol of lightness, grace, and wisdom. They are often used as a tribute to a loved one who has passed away, as it is believed that feathers represent the spirit leaving the body and ascending to heaven.

The Heart

The heart is a popular tattoo design that represents love and passion. It is often used to represent the love between two people or the love of a family member. The heart can also represent the strength of the human spirit, as it is a symbol of endurance and resilience.

The Lord Ganesha

Find a competent and skilled tattoo artist who can do justice to the delicate elements and religious importance of the design if you’re interested in getting a Lord Ganesha tattoo. Mumbai is home to several top-notch tattoo studios that offer high-quality tattoo services, including Lord Ganesha tattoo designs. One can find the best tattoo studio in Mumbai by doing thorough research, reading reviews and ratings, and checking out the portfolios of the artists. It is also recommended to visit the studio in person and have a consultation with the artist to discuss the design and ensure that it aligns with one’s preferences and expectations.

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