Do you really know these tattoo taboos? "Tattooed dragons can't cover their shoulders, but tattooed buddhas can't keep their eyes open"?

In fact, this has always been a particularly famous phrase in the tattoo industry. In other words, the sashimi of the dragon with tattoo can't exceed the shoulder, while the sashimi of the Buddha with tattoo can't open all eyes. In fact, these are some taboos. Although some people may think this is feudal superstition, if you want to get a tattoo, the tattoo artist will still explain it. Because ordinary people can't resist the luck brought by this tattoo.

The first is "tattooed dragons are not over the shoulders". Its origin is "Raptors Crossing the River". If you put it on your body, "Jiang" and "Shoulder" are a bit homophonic. It is best not to let the dragon cross your shoulders, otherwise you will be too lucky for ordinary people to hold on, and the final effect will be counterproductive. Just like we usually give our children names, we usually say not to give them too big names, otherwise the children will not be able to hold on.

"Tattooed Buddha can't open his eyes" mainly refers to tattoo Guan Gong, because Guan Gong is the patron saint in our eyes and protects world events. There is also a saying that if Guan Gong opens his eyes, he will kill people. So the ferocity is very heavy. Guan Yu is usually tattooed, and it must be half-open, so as to ensure that there is no such cruelty. The same ferocity is also heavy that ordinary people can't suppress.

In fact, people in the tattoo industry often tattoo things with religious beliefs. Pay more attention to this aspect and don't touch taboos. Although this is a superstitious statement, it is more secure to abide by the following contents. What's more, it is true that this has always been a tradition, and it is best not to destroy a habit of other people's industries.