Models Tribal Tattoos When I heard the words "tribal tattoo", I immediately thought of a college frat boy with a tattoo of a black tire around the bulging biceps. In 1990, tribal armbands are practically the official uniform for American Frat Boys. However, I was surprised to find that tribal tattoos look great on every body part and can be arranged in a variety of sharp, eye-catching design. Tribal tattoos, as the name suggests, originated among Native American tribes and dates back to more than 5,000 years. Maybe they are so common among friends fraternity brothers because of the fact that the tattoo was originally applied to demonstrate loyalty to a particular tribe in the native soil. Tattoos are also used to display the status of a person's caste, wealth, role in the tribe, even to document the deeds of daring or social contributions. They also serve a purpose when it comes to traveling, alien tribal tattoo clearly identified as belonging to a sect neighbors and detailed what rank he held. Then, tattoos are used to create scenes depicting the battle on the body of the tribe members take place in. They are also used as a memorial for a loved one who has died, their memory is honored in the form of an eagle soaring. Tattoos were certainly not limited to Native Americans, however. The California Yokuts used body modification to the location of one's supernatural strength, the native tribes of New Zealand, Africa, Central America and Hawaii are also practicing the art of tattooing. Ancient patterns and designs of the 14th century has now turned into a blob, curved lines, spikes, knots, key patterns, jagged and totem. They are usually conducted entirely in black ink, also known as blackwork, which looks like a shadow, thick, crunchy, or silhouettes. Signs, symbols, letters and words are sometimes incorporated into the design of the tribe. In other cases, the pattern of interest
