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Thursday, April 12, 2012
Tribal Tattoos
In recent years, tribal tattoos have experienced a new essort. We specialize in the history and modern tribal tattoos of all styles.
Since the dawn of time, tattoos were made on both sexes to decorate, enhance and change the skin we inherit at birth. Tattoos are sometimes an expression of personal freedom and individual choice. Most, however, are related to the traditions that identify a person as a member or non-member of the local group, or they express a religious belief, magical or spiritual and personal beliefs. We all have an incurable need to join a group, the basic Tribal need, and why Tribal Tattoos have enjoyed a revival. Tribal tattoos have an attraction simple: we love them as they decorate our skin, they reinforce an optimistic feeling about ourselves and somehow connects us to something mysterious and ancient practices.
The practice of skin ornamentation is as widespread and as old as man himself. This may have been one of his first conscious acts involving tools which separated from the rest of the animal kingdom. It is thought that the first primordial feeling of cavemen when they found themselves without a lot of hair was to take a blackened sharp stick, because the fire out, and decorate (a tattoo) his body, thus being able to camouflage or protect themselves , as the animals did.
The emergence and / or the rebirth of the old Tribal Art is by no means limited to the present generation of young men and women in Western countries. After summers illegal and cancel service for a century or two, these ancient and traditional arts have also experienced a renaissance in the young people of all tribes.
Tattooing is a popular method of body decoration in which the marks as signs, symbols and letters are applied to the body by puncturing the skin on the outside and injecting color. While the old techniques are exceeded, the skin is pricked with a pointed tool, which is usual these days, an electric needle. Past and other cultures, tattoos required one or more needles fixed by a stick and counduit inside by a thin skin incision, this procedure is the one who has completed the tattoo over the first sounds Polynesian – the equivalent of the action of incision: Tau Tau
Like the origins of art has its roots in the cave paintings, just as real evidence of tattooing was discovered recently frozen and mummified bodies of the first men, whose skin was covered with tattoos. The oldest tattooed body to our knowledge has been discovered on a man of the Bronze Age that has been dead for over 5000 years. It was found intact in a glacier Italian. The researchers were surprised by examining more closely the fact that he had both arms, legs and torso covered with tattoos drawn representing mythical creatures.Engravings on rocks ice dating from 15,000 years BC show people tattooed Egyptian mummies from 4200 BC include tattoos. Works of art, archaeologically valid, show that tattoos began to emerge about 30,000 years ago. No one is supposed to ignore that, with the exception of mummies, all traces of art on the human body disappears with flames or ashes with their support.
Western culture today is experiencing a revival and an extensive acceptance of the tribal practice of tattooing. More and more research on tribal peoples, arts, tattoos, lifestyle, and more and more images available to people with tattoos have led the western population to be interested in tribal tattoos. Prétechnologiques drawings (ie, Tribal Black) bind a tattooed person in the origins of any human society has a culture where the past Tribal tattoo meant something inherent in a tattoo, not just a modern symbol of our present culture.
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