With saturated black, negative space highlights and clean gradation of gray wash tones, these tattoos put the artist’s skill and the wearer’s dedication on full display.  

2. Color Gypsy Tattoos

While black and gray may suit some folks, for others there just is no way to convey their aesthetic and their attitude without the use of color. Thankfully, these gypsy inspired designs provide plenty of room for vivid colors: bright bandanas, gold earrings and rouge cheeks. Whether it’s an American traditional pinup gypsy girl, or a new school take on the iconic female fortune teller, color ink is perfectly suited for these tattoos. 

3. Floral Gypsy Tattoos

Flowers are powerful symbols in just about every culture around the world; maybe that’s why they are such common elements in the art and designs of so many different groups of people. They are also extremely versatile in the different significance they hold; there are flowers for different occasions, different moods and different intentions. Some flowers represent romantic love, while others are more strongly associated with death and mourning.  

Because of this variety of meaning and significance associated with different flowers they make for perfect additions to tattoo designs. They can be a center piece of a design or work as borders and filler, bringing splashes of color to almost any tattoo style.  

4. Gypsy Crystal Ball Tattoos

There are few physical objects that are so powerfully associated with the mythologized gypsy than the crystal ball. In films and stories that we grew up with, a sultry female fortune teller arrives in town, travelling in a horse drawn carriage, offering her services as a fortune teller. Whether this trope arose out of reality or is simply a construction developed over hundreds of years is beside the point: these mystical oracles make for dramatic design elements and can represent the wearer’s fascination with the supernatural.