Cats have been associated both with the good and evil in various cultures. In western countries, they are often believed to represent witchcraft while in ancient Roman and Egyptian cultures, they are considered sacred. So, cat tattoos can carry diverse symbolic value, depending on the culture and beliefs of the wearer. The tattoos most commonly stand for independence, intelligence and being quick on the feet.
Black Cat Tattoo
A black cat tattoo can stand for a positive omen in some cultures while they can also symbolize evil and bad luck.
Cheshire Cat Tattoo
Tattoos based on the unforgettable character created by Lewis Carroll are very popular all over the world and they often feature Cheshire Cat as he was represented in Tim Bartons adaptation of Alice in Wonderland.
Cat Paw Print Tattoo
Cat paw prints make an excellent subject for this type of body art and are generally inked in black.
Lucky Cat Tattoo
This symbol originally stood for good luck in business, but has now become a very popular subject for body art.
Tribal Cat Tattoo
Like all other tribal tattoo designs, the tribal cat tattoos can have different symbolic values including ones connection with the nature.
Traditional Cat Tattoo
Traditional cat tattoos can be both black and multicolored, being suitable for people from different age groups.
Sphynx Cat Tattoo
Sphynx, the popular breed of hairless cats, has gained considerable popularity as a subject for tattoos all over the world.
Small Cat Tattoo
Small cat tattoos are often sported on spots like wrists, ankles, foot, neck and arms, allowing the wearer to show off their stylish personality.
Cat Eye Tattoo
Cat eyes are one of the most popular choices for animal eye tattoos.
Cat Skull Tattoo
Animal skull tattoos are quite popular among tattoo enthusiasts, especially men, with the cat skull tattoos being among the most sought after varieties.
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