Flower tattoos make for some of the most versatile tattoos for men and women. Flower tattoo designs can be large, small, black, grey, white, colorful, or anything in between. Similarly, floral tattoos can carry a very personal and meaningful message, or can simply exist because you enjoy their beauty. Because flower tattoo ideas can have different meanings, it’s important to consider the type of flower and color you want. Some flowers symbolize strength while other types represent new beginnings, family, love, hope, friendship, and purity.

Whether you want a cute shoulder, arm, chest, back, leg, wrist, thigh or hand tattoo, here are the best flower tattoos as well as a complete list of flower tattoo meanings. From the carnation to the rose, lotus, and hibiscus flower, these are the most popular flower tattoos for women.

Contents

• 1 Flower Tattoo Meanings
  • 1.1 Rose
  • 1.2 Lotus
  • 1.3 Sunflower
  • 1.4 Hibiscus
  • 1.5 Orchid
  • 1.6 Chrysanthemum
  • 1.7 Carnation
  • 1.8 Iris
  • 1.9 Daffodil
  • 1.10 Cherry Blossom
  • 1.11 Peony
• 2 Flower Color Meanings
• 3 Best Flower Tattoo Designs

Flower Tattoo Meanings

Each flower and color represents something different. Just changing the type of flower or color scheme of your tattoo can change the meaning of it. And with so many different types of flower tattoos to pick from, it can be a challenge choosing just one design. To inspire you with ideas, let’s discuss the different flower tattoo meanings.

Rose

The rose tattoo generally symbolizes love, passion, hope, new beginnings, and friendship. However, different kinds of rose tattoo designs can represent other things depending on the color and styling. For example, a rose flower with the stem and thorns can mean loss and strength. Furthermore, a red rose can mean love, a yellow rose can represent friendship and happiness, a pink rose for femininity, and a black rose may symbolize death and destruction.