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Native American tattoos have a long and rich history that goes back centuries. The indigenous peoples of the Americas have used tattoos as a way of

Mumbai-based artist Shomil Shah's crowd-sourced collection of narratives and stories about tattoos is steadily growing and generating interest across India.

Headed by Sahana Rao, the Godna Project endeavours to bring the ‘godna’ artists together, with the aim of conserving the traditional tattoo culture of Adivasis. The event organized on the 8th and 9th of October 2022, in Delhi, was one step in this direction."Our aim is to bring the indigenous youth closer to their culture and heritage so that they have a sense of belongingness. We want to generate awareness around indigenous cultures and art forms. This is the only way to stop indigenous…

Arctic and Northwest Coast communities are uncovering the history of tattoos and their therapeutic nature.

Worked on another beautiful Unangan design that wraps around the forearm. #inuittattoo #skinstitch #handpoke #unangan @audyann

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Discover the timeless beauty and intricate details of Native American tattoo designs. Whether you're drawn to traditional symbols or seeking a modern twist, these tattoos hold a deep cultural significance. Explore the rich history and symbolism behind Native American tattoos for women sleeve, showcasing stunning artwork that blends spirituality with artistry. From feathers to dreamcatchers, each design tells a unique story and celebrates the heritage of Indigenous communities.