What is the origin of tattoos?

The ancient Egyptians invented tattoos, which are defined as the interpretation of social class and tribal alliance. It is estimated that in the Stone Age about14,000 years ago, there were mummies more than 4,000 years ago in the Egyptian pyramids, and the male and female nobles were each engraved with obvious tattoos.

Tattoos can be traced back at least 3,500 years in China, and are used in criminal law, which is called "symbol", also known as "ink style".

2,500 years ago, Hawaiian immigrants brought tattoos from China to Japan, making tattoos a high-level art in Japan.

169 1 The first sailor who brought tattoos back to Europe in was called "tattoo prince", and he had 338 tattoo patterns on his body.

Color tattoos were found in Maori tribes in New Zealand. 16 and 17 centuries, western sailors brought New Zealand's colorful tattoo culture to Europe.

How tattoos were introduced to the United States is still unknown.

After the First World War, tattooers were mostly women, because they usually tattooed the names of birds, butterflies, red roses or lovers in order to commemorate the lovers who died in the war.

There are three ways to get a tattoo. The first one was handed down by the Maori, tied with shark teeth and animal bone spurs, dipped in ink, and hammered into the skin with a small hammer. The second is to tie several needles together and tie them to a wooden stick, and then artificially pierce the skin. The third method is to use a motor to drive the needle into the skin, which is a common method used by tattoo artists today. Modern people's understanding of tattoos is all-encompassing and highly personalized. This slightly painful permanent pattern will accompany people's life. This kind of body language is memorable, inspiring and liberating, and everyone's understanding is different.