The Hunab Ku is a very popular design in Mayan tattoos. The Hunab Ku is a detailed circle that means One God. The Hunab Ku is a sign of humility, peace, consciousness, and harmony. These designs are great for the shoulder or calf and can be a stand alone piece or a centerpiece for other symbols to be placed around it.

The Mayan Serpent or snake is a large part of Mayan culture. Not only do these tattoos look cool but they are share a meaning with the ancient civilization. The serpent in Mayan culture is seen as a sign of dexterity, the unknown, and power of the Mayan society. The Mayan serpent is a great choice for thigh and forearm tattoos.

The Mayan Ouroboros can be pictured as a dragon and sometimes a serpent trying to catch its own tail. The shape of this tattoo is typical portrayed as a circle and is seen as a symbol of something that is reborn or transformed.

Mayan tattoos have many variations in design as you can see. The style is typically traditional but can be altered and customized to your own liking. Try to keep as much traditional design as you can to keep to the true art of the tattoo. Commonly, Mayan tattoos are inked in black and gray.