Can I change the cherry blossom arm tattooed with Prajna forearm?

The "Prajna" in the tattoo is a female ghost's facial pattern, which represents women's jealousy and resentment. However, in China Buddhism, "Prajna" refers to the great wisdom of the Buddha, the top level of wisdom, and stands for cleverness, cleverness and wisdom. Its moral is always hating, hiding in the dark forever with poisonous eyes, waiting for an opportunity to burn couples to the ground. This kind of prajnaparamita is generally divided into three categories: laughing prajnaparamita, white prajnaparamita and red prajnaparamita.

In traditional tattoo patterns, it usually consists of three parts: main body, accessories and background, in which the main body accounts for the largest proportion. Water waves and cherry blossoms often exist as accessories to set off the main body and enrich the patterns. In recent years, more and more tattoo designs with accessories such as water waves, auspicious clouds, cherry blossoms, chrysanthemums, maple leaves, peony and lotus flowers have appeared, which have been welcomed by tattoo lovers with traditional patterns all over the world.