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Oriental Tattoo Source Book

By (author) Yang Peng

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Asia's tattoo art embodies the vibrant culture and aesthetics of the Orient. Its uniquely expressive forms and imagery are rich in allegorical content. Today, the Asian tattoo industry is growing increasingly international, favoured by more and more tattoo artists and hobbyists worldwide. This book brings together the newest and best of oriental tattoo art. Through this book, the reader can appreciate the finest contemporary tattoo art while also learning the deeper meaning of the images in Asian tattoos. Tattoo artists will find inspirations for their own work, while enthusiasts can choose images for their own tattoos, creating unique body decorations.

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