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The TattooSymbol.com web site provides the tattooed and the soon-to-be tattooed with important information about their tattoo design choices.
If you're thinking about the ink, then you should be looking at as many tattoos and designs as you can find.
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TATTOO SYMBOL OF THE MONTH

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January 2012
The Japanese Crane tattoo is more than a love of birds. It's all about commitment.
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December 2011
A token of affection and a pledge of love, the claddagh tattoo says as much as the famous ring.
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November 2011
The devil dog nickname may have been coined by their enemies but it's stuck to the Marines like...well, a tattoo.
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October 2011
The crawling panther tattoo is just plain badass--even though it did come from a children's book.
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September 2011
Always a favorite and probably the most often tattooed of the Japanese symbols (aside from kanji), the koi is a burly and beautiful fish.
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August 2011
Angels versus devils. It sounds like an epic battle but it's also a standard part of the tattoo repertoire.
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July 2011
The Hikae or chest panel tattoo isn't really a symbol but a standard placement and form in traditional Japanese tattooing.
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June 2011
Often described as a scorpion, this traditional design from Borneo is actually a mythical dog/dragon.
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May 2011
Talk to the Hand...of Fatima, otherwise known as the Khamsa.
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April 2011
You don't often see a Japanese Dragon paired with a western sword.
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March 2010
It's that lucky time of the year!
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February 2011
It's a good month to talk about hearts.
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January 2011
Shall we compare him to a summer's day? The sonnet as tattoo.
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December 2010
Tattoos of the images of indigenous people. What do they really say?
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November 2010
He’s grim and he reaps. You only get three guesses as to who he is–and the first two don’t count.
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October 2010
The Japanese mon tattoo is not one that I see often but they're fabulous and heavy with symbolism.
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September 2010
The Maori koru tattoo is a natural fit from the world of plants, not to mention its deep cultural roots.
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August 2010
The fallen soldier's cross, also known as the battlefield cross, is getting way more permanent than originally intended.
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July 2010
A tattoo that is so interesting, I've tried to avoid talking about it: the sun and the yin-yang combined.
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