• Brahma with Lord Shiva Tattoo Design on Shoulder

In this tattoo, the two Lords are featured, Lord Brahma is the maker or creator and Lord Shiva is the destroyer as per Hinduism. In the Puranic texts, Lord Brahma’s imaginative movement relies upon the presence and force of a higher god. Lord Shiva is viewed as one of the most grounded and most special divine beings in the Hindu religion since he addresses a blend of both great and wickedness. As per Shiva Purana, Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu were quarreling over who was the best among them. Then unexpectedly they hear a voice and saw a gigantic lightning shaft. The voice requested that they figure out the finish of the point of support and whoever could find the finish of the point of support will be the best. Vishnu went towards the base and Brahma went towards the top. Vishnu returned and acknowledged his loss that he was unable to track down the end. Nonetheless, Brahma returned and lied that he could track down the top end. The support point was Shiva Linga and the voice was of Shiva and this falsehood rankled Shiva. Furious Shiva reviled Brahma that he won’t ever be worshiped from now. According to Satpatha Brahmana, Brahma made his own creation which was a woman named Goddess Saraswati, who was an embodiment of feminity. After seeing her, Brahma was physically stirred and moved toward his own little girl. He constrained himself on her and they mated. At this, Lord Shiva showed up as Bhairava and guillotined Brahma. This tattoo also describes the wearer’s belief in the Lords.

• Dotwork Brahma Tattoo Design on Forearm

Dot work tattoos are made by connecting several dots, which requires a lot of time. The dot effect gives it a very distinctive look while the other design looks pretty concise. The forearm is a good place for it to be located because of the kind of surface area it presents and is clearly visible from this location. It also includes blackwork which seems like a halo, usually, people love black ink as it does not fade away easily.