The image of the Buddha - or one of the many representations of it - is generally intended to express either a faith or interest in Buddhism. For many people, the Buddha is a symbol of enlightenment, and a symbol of strength of will and character, and an inner peace that we all strive. For these reasons, the Buddha tattoos have gained much popularity.
Many people prefer Buddha Tattoos have a caricature. These are usually brightly colored, and show the Buddha alive, dancing and laughing. This style is usually done in realistic - if not brilliant - colors, however, some people show Buddha in soft shades of purple or blue, sometimes even in a bright golden hue. It is quite common to see this style is also a statue of Buddha, as shown back to life; in this case, which is usually done in shades of gold or granite, which can have bright green stones for eyes and can be surrounded by elements such as rain, fire or the ocean.
Many tattoos Buddha have a more thoughtful. This version - unlike the cartoon equivalent of joy - an expression tends to be more reflective, and can appear in deep meditation. The eyes are usually closed, legs crossed, and may be surrounded by soft tones reminiscent of the light. This version also tends to be more colorful, but may have shades of gray, or even can do everything on the boundary.
Some people like tattoos of Buddha that have symbols instead of the same figure, for example, the footprint of Buddha. This is said to be a symbol of the presence of Buddha and is believed to be a blessing. Often, these impressions plants important feature of Buddhist symbols, and in general are very detailed. The heart-shaped leaves of the Bodhi tree, and a pair of eyes with a curved line below them are also good examples.
Despite these tattoos can be very significant, aesthetics should not be forgotten. If very cheerful appearance, or stoic deep, the tattoos of Buddha have a habit of always beautiful.
