If you want a tattoo that truly means something to you, it is worth choosing it carefully: the options are endless and hesitation is common.
For inspiration, here is the spiritual meaning of 30 tattoos, from the classics to the more original. Chances are you will find the one that feels like you.
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30 tattoos and their spiritual meaning
Animals, sacred symbols, elements of nature: every design carries its own energy.
The eagle
In Native American culture, the eagle is a symbol of power and spiritual elevation. It also speaks of the pride of the one who wears it.
Wings
Angel wings, bird or butterfly wings: this tattoo usually expresses a spiritual belief, the wish to be protected by a guardian angel and the strength of faith. More broadly, wings stand for lightness, freedom and knowledge.
The anchor
It evokes the sea, but its meaning goes further: stability, security, balance and constancy. It can also express a deep bond with one special person.
The tree
A symbol of resistance and strength over time, of knowledge and protection. A tree of life marks a new beginning.
The compass
Stability and luck: whoever has a compass never gets lost. It can also be the landmark that helps you follow your dreams.
The koi carp
Legend says the koi swam up the Yellow River and turned into a dragon: a symbol of courage, strength, perseverance and success against life’s obstacles.
The square
Equality, stability and perfection, and the union of opposites. It also represents the natural order of the universe: four seasons, four directions, four elements.
The zen circle
The enso is a sacred symbol of unity: everything forms a whole. Its empty space represents the universe and all it contains.
The stag
King of the forest, the stag symbolizes protection, power and eternity.
The owl
Wisdom and knowledge, but also magic, prophecy and a connection with the spirit world.
The key
A mysterious symbol: a secret, security, but also freedom.
The dove
Peace, gentleness and innocence. A pair of doves stands for faithfulness.
The diamond
Purity, loyalty and strength of character in the face of adversity: a love that stands the test of time, and a lucky charm.
The dragon
Strength and power, for those who are not afraid to reach their goals. Holding a stone in its claws, it speaks of a quest for purity.
The elephant
Wisdom, strength and patience.
The star
Spirituality, hope and truth. Stars often mark a major change in life: a wedding, a birth, a loss.
The arrow
The ability to defend yourself from what could hurt you. Worn by a couple, it recalls Cupid’s arrows and the love that binds them.
Infinity
The cycle of life and reincarnation, or a deep love meant to last forever.
The dragonfly
Harmony, and above all a lucky charm said to bring luck, prosperity and strength.
The lotus
A tattoo for a turning point, the passage from one state to another: patience, peace, rebirth and the ability to move forward.
The wolf
Loyalty, strength of character, courage and resilience; the choice of those whose totem animal it is.
The moon
The mysteries of life, the unconscious and dreams. With its phases, it speaks of change and of our ability to accept it.
Om
A powerful Hindu symbol of life and of the whole universe.
The ouroboros
The snake biting its own tail: the eternal cycle of life and death, the beginning and the end of time.
The butterfly
Happiness, delicacy and beauty, but also resurrection.
The feather
As light as it is meaningful: knowledge and creativity.
The scorpion
A symbol of sensual strength, of death and destruction, but also of powers of healing and fertility.
The sun
Perseverance, life, rebirth and fertility: a way of showing your strength and your leadership.
The four-leaf clover
A lucky charm whose every leaf carries a meaning: hope, faith, love and luck.
The triangle
The union of three: body, soul and spirit, beginning, middle and end. Pointing up, it stands for fire; pointing down, for water, fertility and life.
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