There are thousands of wildflowers in the world, but there are only so many wildflower tattoo meanings. They can come in pretty much any color and plenty of designs, so people usually want to get a wildflower that best represents who they are. Below you will find some of the most popular meanings for wildflower tattoos.

Wildflowers, like people, are extremely complex, which makes the wildflower tattoo the perfect design for someone who has many layers. Even if someone gets a wildflower tattoo and doesn’t have a meaning initially, this is the one that they will often turn to when asked about the tattoo. And that makes sense since everyone is complex in their own ways. Of course, you won’t have a problem finding even more meanings regardless of the wildflower design that you choose to get.

The wildflower tattoo can also symbolize mystery because they seem to pop up out of nowhere and humans had nothing to do with their arrival. There are so many wildflowers out there and each one has a different makeup, adding to the mysteriousness. Someone who gets a wildflower tattoo might want to come across as mysterious or they are the type of person who has a lot of secrets.

In most cultures around the world, the wildflower represents joy. These are obviously the wildflowers that have a lot of color and “jump” off the skin more than others. Someone who gets a wildflower tattoo may either want joy in their lives or he/she is a positive person. In these cases, the color of the flower takes on a bit more meaning because it will usually be the owner’s favorite.

Wildflowers are beautiful plants, so some people get their wildflower tattoos to represent love. A good example of this tattoo getting this meaning is when a woman gets the wildflower that their significant other bought or buys for them. Another example is when a man gets a tattoo of their significant other’s favorite wildflower. In both of these cases, the wildflower represents love.