Find me a tattoo?

of a flower preferably a lily of the valley, only black outline to go on one side of my tummy next to the hip, about 8 inch%26#039;s tall if you can find one!

Find me a tattoo?
Tattoo Artists are exactly that...%26quot;Artists!%26quot; Go to the shop you are going to get it done and tell them exactly what you want and have them draw it up. They have no issue doing that and enjoy it most of the time because typically people bring exactly what they want with them and they don%26#039;t get to add any of themselves in it. Tattoo Artists are good for more then just ink to skin. :)
Reply:I agree with tattoojohnny.com I have got three from there. I did some custom work on two of them to fit what I already had.
Reply:try http://www.bmeink.com/flower001.html
Reply:get a butterfly on you foot
Reply:Don%26#039;t get a tattoo you don%26#039;t find for yourself.


It%26#039;s going to be on you the rest of your life, have it mean something to you because if you don%26#039;t, I can 99% guarantee you will regret it later on.
Reply:Try this link. www.tattoojohnny.com





I use this link for my last tattoo. It%26#039;s very nice.
Reply:if you need us to find you a tattoo, your not ready. i have 10, and i%26#039;m ready for more, got mine all picked out.
Reply:http://www.drgibson.com/gibson/lilly350-...








The whiteness of the lily’s long white petals speaks of purity, innocence, and chastity. At the same time and in other cultures, the trumpet-like flower has evoked associations of erotic love and procreation. Clearly, the lily is one of the most ambiguous of all flower symbols. Christians took possession of the symbol on the basis of the Sermon on the Mount and its %26#039;lilies of the field%26#039; passage. Consider how beautiful they grow, though %26#039;they toil not%26#039;. God provides, that’s the message, and the lily emerges as a symbol of faith and surrender to God’s grace. Liturgically, the lily is a symbol of Easter and of Christ himself, of resurrection and immortality. It’s evocative scent, the odour of chastity.





lilly tattoo design meaningsThe flower’s phallic pistil and erotic fragrance made quite the opposite impression on the ancient Greeks and Egyptians. They linked the lily with fertility. It was a popular decorative motif in those ancient cultures. The female principle was artfully suggested when the lily was placed in a vase or jar, as it often was. The connection with procreation may have been behind the French royal family’s decision to adopt the fleur-de-lis as their coat of arms in the 12th century. Three petals bound at the base would ensure the prosperity of the royal line.





The lily is often seen near a coffin, symbolizing death as well as purity. Because of its association with Christ, lilies are symbolic that the newly departed soul, if they have led a virtuous life of faith, will find resurrection in the hereafter. Lilies are often featured in memorial tattoo designs.





In Medieval and Renaissance art, where flower symbolism was almost a language unto itself, the Lily symbolized purity, chastity, and innocence. White lilies represented the purity of the Virgin Mary. The Angel Gabriel was often painted presenting Mary with a white lily when he announced to her that she would give birth to the Son of God.



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