Mexican culture inspired tattoos

Embroidery tattoos are also known as hand-stitched tattoos, and they are a style of body art that originated in China.

Both embroidery and tattooing demand lots of experience and skill with needles. But what happens when these techniques fuse together? Inspired by traditional Mexican motifs, Tattoo artist Fernanda Ramirez creates her own designs using a style that resembles embroidery. As a result, her tattoos look as if they were sewn into the skin.

This Mexican artist ′′ embroidered ′′ skin tattoos that look like made with thread and needle. María Fernanda Ramirez is a Mexican artist who entered body art, now five years and much practice later, has found a characteristic style: embroidery on the skin.

These Mexican tattoo artists practice a wide range of styles and are reviving an art form that was central to their ancestral heritage.

Explore best ⭐⭐⭐ inspiring ideas and factors to consider before getting an embroidery tattoo, ensuring a unique and meaningful design

Most tattoo artists know a bad design when they see one. That is why they might offer some slight changes or suggest getting rid of the thing overall. However, some people are determined to get what they want. This leaves the tattooist with one option—trying to make it the best possible terrible tattoo using their skills. Luckily, some of these attempts turn out pretty great and end up on the internet, where they are met with repulsion and praise at once. That is due to the cringy idea, yet…