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80 Tatuajes de Rosas: Un símbolo eterno de amor

80 Rose Tattoos: A Timeless Symbol of Love

Rose tattoos are the most popular tattoo choice around the globe!

A rose has always symbolized passion and love and these meanings transfer onto the tattoos as well.

However, these aren’t the only meanings a rose tattoo can hold! Apart from passion, love, y belleza, it can also mean saldo y protección, through symmetrical petals and signature thorns!

Apart from these happier meanings, a rose can also commemorate a lost loved one and evoke many memories.

En most popular colors for rose tattoos are:

  • Rojo– symbolizes love, passion, beauty, y fuerza.
  • Negro– commonly symbolizes muerte y tristeza.

So basically a rose tattoo can hold many meanings and ultimately, you are the one who gives it its true meaning!

Let’s take a look at some of the most unique rose tattoos out there!

Realistic Rose Tattoos

Rose tattoos are commonly associated with love, but also with the Greek goddess Aphrodite!

1. Pink Rose Tattoo

2. Blooming Roses

3. Hand Rose Tattoo

4. Black Rose

5. Realistic Red Rose

6. Shoulder Rose Tattoo

7. Simple Rose

8. Outlined Shoulder Rose Tattoo

9. Dark Red Rose

Small Rose Tattoos

10. Tiny Rose

11. Wrist Rose Tattoo

12. Matching Blooming Roses

13. Small Lined Rose with Flowers

Blue Rose Tattoos

Since this rose is unique in itself for its mesmerizing color, the tattoo symbolizes a desire for uniqueness and it’s a symbol of individuality.

14. Butterfly Rose Tattoo

15. Watercolor Blue Rose

16. Blue Transitioning into Red Rose

17. Blue Hourglass Rose Tattoo

Yellow Rose Tattoo

On the other hand, yellow roses symbolize joy and mature love!

18. Yellow Rose with Yellow Butterfly Behind It

Framed Rose Tattoos

These tattoos may not hold any specific meaning, but you can always give them one! For example, a framed rose might signify the perseverance of beauty!

19. Realistic Framed Red Roses

20. Vintage Frame 

21. Double Framed

22. Hyper Realistic Framed Rose

23. Framed Roses with Fruit

Lined Rose Tattoos

24. One Line Rose

25. One Line Roses with Face

26. One Line Framed Roses

27. Simple Lined Rose

28. One Line Rose Bird Tattoo

Fire Rose Tattoos

Burning roses can represent many things, depending on the person. It may address purity and innocence, but it can also represent virtue!

29. Smoke Rose

30. Slow-Burn Rose

31. Fire Rose Tattoo

32. Smoking Rose

Skull Rose Tattoos

Skull Rose tattoos represent two opposites, they symbolize life and death, life through the blooming rose and death through the cold skull.

33. Skull in Rose Tattoo

34. Freehand Skull Rose Tattoo

35. Golden Skull Rose Tattoo

Geometric Rose Tattoos

These tattoos may not hold any specific meaning, but they are a beautiful union between geometric and natural shapes.

36. Geometric Shapes around Rose

37. Circles around Rose

38. Geometric Shaped Rose

39. Simple Geometric Rose

40. Geometric Shapes around Rose and Butterfly 

Spider Rose Tattoos

Spider Rose tattoos represent the meticulous crafting of one’s life path.

41. Spider-Web Rose

42. Spider Rose

43. Web behind Rose

44. Rose and Spider

Black Rose Tattoos

45. Blacked Out Rose with Spider

46. Simple Blacked Out Rose

47. Traditional Black Rose

48. Melting Black Rose

Mask Rose Tattoos

The Drama Masks represent Tragedy and Comedy, which are a part of life, and roses in many cases can represent life, along with love and beauty.

49. Drama Masks in Rose

50. Rose inside Mask

Sword/Dagger Rose Tattoos

These two elements also represent opposites in a way. A rose is gentle and beautiful, while a sword or dagger is sharp and dangerous.

Together they may symbolize heartbreak or a hope for true love, after all, opposites attract!

51. Roses around Sword

52. Rose on Dagger

53. Rose in front of Dagger

Snake Rose Tattoos

Much like the sword and rose tattoos, the snake and rose tattoo represent the coexistence of beauty and danger.

The snake holds wisdom and calmness, but it is also dangerous, while the rose is beautiful, gentle, and harmless, without its thorns that is!

54. Snake and Rose Tattoo

55. Snake Slithering around Rose

56. Small Snake and Rose Tattoo

57. Snake Slithering up Rose

Heart Rose Tattoos

These are two symbols that fully represent love, beauty, and resilience!

58. Lined Roses Growing out of Heart

59. Realistic Roses Growing out of Heart

Rose with a Face Tattoos

60. Half Rose Half Human

61. Cartoon Face on Rose

Hand-Held Rose Tattoos

62. Hand Holding Thorny Rose

63. Skeleton Hand Holding Bow and Rose as Arrow

Statue Surrounded by Roses Tattoo

64. Sliced Statue with Roses

Rose and Scorpion Tattoos

Unlike the snake, the scorpion and rose tattoo represent a dangerous love. A scorpion is dynamic and dangerous, but it’s also a symbol of passionate love!

Combined with a rose, it means intense, deadly love, which might end up in flames!

65. Scorpion and Rose Tattoo

66. Matching Rose and Scorpion on Each Hand

Moon and Rose Tattoos

In this case, the moon and its phases might symbolize eternity while the rose symbolizes the cycle of life!

67. Moon above Rose

68. Moon Phases on Rose Tattoo

Traditional Rose Tattoos

69. Traditional Colorless Rose Tattoo

70. Traditional Colored Rose

71. Shaded Rose Tattoo

Angel Number Rose Tattoo

All Angel numbers have specific meanings, but 111 specifically represents new beginnings and a positive outlook on life.

72. Angel Number 111 under Rose and Crown

Detailed Rose Tattoos

73. Detailed Roses with Dots

74. Black Watercolor Rose

75. Detailed Roses with Flowers Shaped Like a Bird

76. Rose Tattoo with Graffiti

77. Detailed Sleeve Rose Tattoo

Sliced Rose Tattoo

78. Cartoon Sliced Rose

Watercolor Rose Tattoo

79. Cute Watercolor Rose 

Shaded Rose Tattoo

80. Black Shaded Rose