No one can deny that, together with the Sharks or WhalesDolphins are one of the most popular and charismatic marine animals that exist. Almost two years ago, we already spoke in Tatuantes on dolphin tattoosHowever, I think it is interesting to rescue this type of tattoos from our archive and to point out all the symbols and meanings that these tattoos have for those who decide to embody this animal on their skin.
Dolphins take the lead as protagonists in tattoos of marine animals and, although it can be perfectly captured on the skin of a man, no one doubts that they have made a special place among the girls. Dolphin tattoos have become popular throughout the world due to the connotation we give to this marine animal that, in many stories of sailors have played a fundamental role in saving lives.
Depending on the region of the planet in which we are or the culture that we refer to, dolphin tattoos can have one or the other meaning. Next we are going to comment on the different meanings that these tattoos can have, regardless of the way in which the dolphin is captured on the person's skin. The most common meanings.
Dolphins are synonymous with intelligence: These sea creatures are highly intelligent, and have been shown to be capable of solving complex problems. In addition, they also help other animals or humans when they are in distress. Again we refer to the stories of sailors who claim to have been saved from a shipwreck thanks to the help and protection of dolphins. They also have a great capacity for learning. Therefore, we can say that dolphins symbolize intelligence and wisdom.
Mother nature and the cycle of life: For many artists, dolphins have played a leading role in the representation of water due to their beauty. That is why for many ancient cultures and peoples, the dolphin has been a symbol of renewal, drive and the unstoppable cycle of life.
Dolphins, a symbol of a new beginning: Due to their undeniable relationship with water, they are credited with the power to remove or clean the negative things of the past. For some tribal cultures, the dolphin is related to a new beginning. It also represents innocence and the relationships that unite man with animals.
