Daisies have always seemed to me a beautiful flower to have at home, in the garden, in clothes, in home accessories, in textiles and now also tattooed on the skin. Daisy flowers are a very popular tattoo among women, although there will also be a man who dares to tattoo this beautiful flower, especially if it has a personal meaning for the person who wears it.
One good thing about margaritas is that they have the possibility of have a very varied design since you can change the size, color and whatever you want to modify to suit your tattoo needs. Daisy flowers have a great symbolic load.
Typically the daisy flower has been associated with different ancient cultures around the world for a long time. There is also relationship between daisy and christianity. The daisy flower is seen in Christian art representing the innocence and purity of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary. Some deeper meaning of the daisy is also associated with different Christian symbols.
Although the most common design of the daisy flower is the white flower with the center in yellow or orange, there are a wide variety of species of daisy flowers with different colors and different meanings:
- Red daisies represent youthful energy and boldness.
- Yellow daisies represent joy and intelligence.
- Blue daisies represent emotions and sensitivity.
- White daisies represent innocence.
Likewise the daisy tattoos they usually have very clear meanings Although it will depend on the life of each person and the color chosen to tattoo it. Although below I am going to mention some of the most common meanings when a person tattoos a daisy: purity, luck, innocence, vanity, peace, beauty, love, youth, audacity, serenity, love, youth, happiness, emotion, femininity , patience, etc.
