Of course, all over the world, the crown personifies power, prestige and authority. It is not surprising why many young guys and girls, making a tattoo on their body, give their preference to the crown.
Crown tattoo. Meaning
It is a common truth that the crown is a symbol of royal rule, already at a subconscious level evoking associations with unlimited and sole power. Curiously, crown tattoos have no gender at all: they can be inked on both male and female bodies. It is worth noting that the meaning of such a tattoo will also change.
For example, tattoos in the form of a crown on girls speak of a desire to rise above all the people around them, above their girlfriends. Often this helps them to notify the world around them about their "privilege", however, received in a self-proclaimed way. That is why the lion's share of girls stuffing such a tattoo on themselves are teenagers who have a pronounced desire to turn into a princess.
In general, such a tattoo, pinned on a girl, means her self-expression. By the way, such tattoos are often stuffed to demonstrate to men their high position. Such girls love to compete with men in any sphere of life.
In some cultures, the crown, made in the form of an illuminated symbol, personifies higher powers. If a tattoo with a crown is made for red card suits, then its owner is a homosexual. It is not clear what representatives of sexual minorities want to express with the help of such a tattoo. It is believed that this tattoo is forcibly punctured on them.
By the way, the design of this tattoo allows you to place it on almost any part of the body. Basically, such a tattoo is stuffed in the form of one crown, but quite often there are whole combinations of crowns and precious stones.
The prison meaning of a crown tattoo
A lot of tattoos have come into worldly life from the prison subculture. These are kind of "tags". The fact is that a tattoo, pierced in places that are not so distant, can often tell much more about its owner than he himself. For example, a crown crowned with a snake's head, located on the chest or shoulder, serves as a designation for a thief in law. In other words, such a person has in his hands a certain informal power and leads the declassified elements of society (criminals, convicts, bandits).
Another prison meaning of the crown, embossed on the body, is the commission of a serious crime and disobedience to the correctional system. Such a person is respected, praised and honored in places of deprivation of liberty (and in the wild). In addition, ordinary petty criminals - hooligans, street thieves - are also tattooed in the form of crowns. In this case, the tattoo looks like a crown held in its paw by a tiger.
