110 rose tattoos. Meaning and photo

Roses are intricate flowers and popular tattoo designs. Their most obvious symbolism is the subtle beauty of love, but behind the rose symbolism there are many cultural meanings based on various aspects such as the color or the degree of flower opening.

The number of petals in a rose is usually associated with numerology.

In mythology, Aphrodite (the Greek goddess of love) is often depicted with a rose adorning her head, neck, or foot. This can be interpreted in different ways, but the association will come from a rose bush growing in a pool of blood shed by her murdered lover (Adonis). Therefore, the popular explanation is that the rose represents immortal love that transcends time and even death.

In Tarot, the rose is considered a symbol of balance. The beauty of this flower is a sign of hope, hope and new beginnings. It is balanced by thorns, which symbolize protection, loss and frivolity.

- Yellow rose personifies joy, protection from jealous lovers, mature love or jealousy.

- White Rose personifies purity, mysticism and secret admirer.

- Red Rose usually considered a symbol of love or passion, but also represents sacrifice and remembrance.

- Pink rose - a symbol of healing, first love and innocence.

- Blue Rose personifies the inaccessible or impossible.

- Purple Rose: this color represents charm or love at first sight. It is also the color of royalty and wealth.

- Orange rose: orange symbolizes enthusiasm, excitement and new beginnings.

- Black Rose - a symbol of death and goodbye (not necessarily painful, it can be a commemoration).

But the deepest symbolism of the rose and the most important in terms of tattoos (regardless of color, number of petals or opening) is primarily personal ...