The flower tattoos Blues are as beautiful as a flower tattoo can be, and just as versatile, although they use an unusual color, blue. The flower that we use to match this color will tell a lot about what the tattoo symbolizes.
In this article we will see how to combine the blue flower tattoos so that both the color and the flower we use have the meaning we are looking for.
Blue, a universal color of tranquility
Blue flower tattoo on elbow (Source).
Blue is a color that, internationally, has a very spiritual meaning. It is related, for example, to tranquility, mystery and things that cannot be achieved. This is why blue is a great option for a tattoo.
Also, there are many shades of blue to choose from., from navy blue to cobalt, indigo, sky blue ...
The symbolism of blue flower tattoos
Blue rose tattoo on arm (Source).
Now that we've seen what the color blue means, let's see how this symbolism affects flowers. In this case, they could be divided into two groups, whether blue is its natural color (such as pansies, irises, the lotus flower, petunias ...) and those that are not (such as roses). In the case of this second group, the symbolism of the color blue can be added that of "artifice", since it does not exist in nature.
The most popular blue flower tattoos are blue roses (the second most tattooed option of rose designs, after red ones) and lotus flowers. In the first case, the symbolism with which it is associated with blue roses is that of desire, possibilities and fascination, which follows the mysterious line of the symbolism of the color blue.
Instead, blue lotus flowers are associated with rebirth and victory of the spirit. Due to its roots in Buddhism and ancient Egypt, this flower has a much more spiritual symbolism.
Blue flower tattoos are gorgeous, truth? Tell us, do you have a tattoo like that? Remember that you can tell us what you want in the comments!