The koi fish tattoos They are really complex but they are more common than you might imagine, especially in all those people who value body art. These pretty fish have curves, graceful angles and very shiny scales that make them unique and reveal the nature of the Koi fish. In addition, this fish is considered a symbol of good luck.
Koi means carp in Japanese, so this fish is a symbol that is easily seen in mythology, although it also has other meanings which you most likely want to know, especially if you have in mind tattooing a Koi fish somewhere on your body.
Perseverance
In both Chinese and Japanese traditions, Koi fish are known to swim against the current no matter how difficult it is. For this reason, it is a symbol of perseverance, of power, of the struggle to achieve a goal, without being able to be deterred by anything!
Independence
The Koi fish is a symbol of independence because in addition to going against the current, it goes on its way following its own impulse. Something that independent people with clear ideas like and motivates them to get this fish tattooed, because they feel identified with this feeling.
Courage
The Koi fish is considered a brave fish because when they take it out of the water it accepts whatever happens to it without fluttering, and if it is put alive on a cutting board it does not move and accepts its fate. In this sense, this fish is seen as a sign of courage in the face of defeat.
Good luck
Many people associate this fish with good luck and good fortune, it is also considered a symbol of hope.
If you are a brave, fighter, independent person, you never give up and believe that you can achieve what you set out to do despite adversity ... have you thought about getting a Koi fish tattoo?
