Inside: Creative Marigold Flower Tattoos Full of Beauty.
Did you know every month of the year not only boasts a birth stone, but also a birth flower? Marigolds belong to the month October, a perfect bloom to represent the fading leaves of fall. Ranging in shades of orange, maroon, and red, marigolds are a great fit for any garden. With its edible blooms and pest repellent roots, this hearty perennial makes a great addition to local flora and fauna.
In the language of flowers, marigolds represent love and passion, making it the perfect pick for any Valentine’s bouquet. Not only is it pretty, it’s also practical. Many cultures from around the world traditionally use marigolds to treat minor skin irritations and even heal internal inflammation. When it comes to digestive health, marigold tea is an excellent and soothing remedy. Using a diluted marigold ointment will help soothe sunburns or even assist in itchy bug bites.
Marigold flowers make for great tattoos! If you have an artist’s soul, tattooing a marigold will represent your creative, passionate spirit. With its fiery orange petals, many tattoo artists will love the challenge of inking such a vibrant, multi-faceted flower. Plus, there are several different species of marigolds to choose from! Orange not your color? No problem! Marigolds come in different shades like deep red, dark mahogany, sunshiny yellow, or even pale cream.
Check out this beautifully bold list of Marigold Flower Tattoos.
Meaning of a Marigolds
The marigold flower has come to mean many different things all over the world. They are sacred in Mexico and India, often used to represent sacred deities. Different shades of marigolds can mean different things: the lighter colors have come to be synonymous with good fortune, creativity, and joy. Darker marigolds are often associated with more negative emotions like grief and jealousy.
In Victorian England, the marigold flower was almost exclusively used as a mourning flower whereas in countries where Hinduism is practiced, marigolds are the official flower of marriage and union.
Marigold Flower Tattoo Pictures
2. Single Marigold Wrist Design
3. Marigold Birth Flower Tattoo
5. Flower Tattoos with Carnations + Marigolds
Beautiful Marigold Flower Tattoos
12. Marigold Bundle
14. Long Stemmed Marigold Tattoo Design
17. Marigold Flower Design Idea
Black and White Marigold Flower Tattoos
20. Black and White Marigold Tattoo
21. Single Black and White Stem
23. Small Black and White Marigold Flowers
24. Black and White Flower Bundle
25. Unique Marigold Flower Design
More Flower Tattoo Ideas You’ll Love
- Hawaiian Flower Tattoos – Hawaiian flower tattoos are as cheerful and bright as those who live on the tropical island. While there are many meanings and symbols, they are known for signifying positive energy, beauty, femininity, and elegance. They can be added to your foot, back, arm, or anywhere else you want to show off your stunning Hawaiian flower tattoo. These designs are stylish and eye-catching, so be sure to take a look.
- Flower Wrist Tattoo Ideas – It’s no surprise that flower tattoos can be insanely beautiful, unique, and meaningful. Depending on the size and shape of the tattoo design, they can pretty much go anywhere on your body and look fantastic. While many flower tattoos are elegant and feminine, there are some pretty popular ones that are more masculine. A large black rose tattoo is hard to beat because they look so cool. But big, brightly colored blossoms are also incredible too. No matter what your style is, I’m sure you’ll find a flower tattoo that is calling your name.
- Magnolia Flower Tattoos – Whether in art like a tattoo or in nature, the magnolia flower is breathtakingly beautiful. It represents nature, endurance, beauty, and perseverance. Incredibly feminine, you’ll find both large and smaller magnolia designs. They also look fantastic in black and colored with pink. Take a look at some of these wonderful magnolia tattoo design ideas. Just a warning, though…after you look at them, you will want to get an appointment scheduled with your favorite tattoo artist!
I'm Victoria Hudgins founder of Tattoo Glee and managing editor. I'm a Tattoo Stylist and love helping others find the best way to express all the fun and joy that is within them! Follow along with my posts for all the celebratory style your next ink design is needing.