Dragon Flower Tattoo Designs

1. Dragon Rose Tattoo Idea

A Dragon Rose Tattoo can symbolize themes of looking for guidance in love, protecting a love you already have, harmony with the love you already have, or finding strength within love.

This gorgeous Tattoo Design has a Wyvern with Blue Roses on one forearm and a Red Dragon on the other with Red Rose Tattoos.

2. Dragon Iris Tattoo

The iris flower can symbolize many things, such as faith, hope, and wisdom.

This symbolism can be traced to Greek mythology where Iris was the goddess of the rainbow and a messenger for Zeus and Hera.

An Iris flower with your Dragon Tattoo can emphasize the wisdom symbolism in your Tattoo Design.  

3. Dragon And Bluebonnet Tattoo

While the bluebonnet is the state flower of Texas, it also has a lot of symbolism, including bravery, sacrifice, and admiration.

The Bluebonnet has been a part of Texas culture for hundreds of years and was officially adopted as the state flower in 1901 after a campaign by the National Society of Colonial Dames of America.

4. Dragon And Lisianthus Tattoo

Lisianthus flowers symbolize charisma, congeniality, and appreciation.

They are often used to express appreciation for friendship or love. 

Lisianthus flowers also come in many different colors, each with a different meaning.

White symbolizes purity and innocence, purple symbolizes royalty and nobility, and pink symbolizing romance and charm.  

5. Dragon And Peonie Tattoo

The Peonie Flower symbolizes prosperity, good luck, love, and honor.

In China, the emperor would plant peonies in their palace gardens to reflect their own power and prestige. 

They were also used as a decorative motif in imperial palaces and on various artifacts, such as ceramics, silk, and even the imperial robes, signifying peonies association with opulence and the ruling class.

6. Dragon And Spider Lily Tattoo

A Spider lily flower symbolizes sad memories, such as the death of a loved one or a last goodbye.

In Japanese folklore, the flower's guardians, Mañju and Saka, are cursed to eternal separation, which can echo themes of loss and the fleeting nature of beauty.

This Dragon Flower Tattoo emphasizes themes of death by having the Dragon in the form of a skeleton. 

7. Dragon And Chrysanthemum Tattoo

The chrysanthemum flowers symbolism can vary based on culture.

For example, in Japan, the flower symbolizes the imperial family, nobility, longevity, and rejuvenation.

They are also associated with fall and are often used in Buddhist ceremonies and as floral offerings.

In Belgium, France, and Austria, chrysanthemums can symbolize death and mourning, while in the US, chrysanthemums generally symbolize friendship, happiness, and well-being.

8. A Flower Dragon Tattoo

Rather than having your Dragon Tattoo partnered with a flower, why not have your Dragon as a flower?

This cute little design has an unfortunately sad-looking flower, but one that has the shape and anatomy of a Dragon. 

9. Chopped Up Dragon Flower Tattoo

A unique design to this list, in this Dragon Flower Tattoo, the Dragon has been chopped up into a few different sections reminiscent of Tattoo One Piece’s Buggy The Clown.

The design also includes some lovely florals both as a part of the Dragon’s skin but also separately from it. 

10. Haku Dragon Flower Tattoo

This gorgeous back tattoo is of the White Dragon Tattoo from the Studio Ghibli films Haku.

Haku is a river spirit who takes the form of both a 12-year-old boy and a White Dragon with a teal and mint green mane.

This beautiful Tattoo Design has Haku surrounded by a cherry blossom tree. 

11. Dragon And Blue Spider Lily Tattoo

This lovely Dragon Flower Tattoo has a Fine-Line Tattoo of a Dragon, along with some blue spider lilies.

Blue spider lilies, unlike their red counterparts' symbolism of sadness, instead symbolize truth, calm energy, stability, freedom, and inspiration.

12. Window Dragon Flower Tattoo

If you want your Dragon Flower Tattoo to be even more unique, why not try it in this window painting style?

This super cool design has a diamond-shaped window with the Dragon and flowers seemingly popping out from inside it. 

13. Water Dragon And Flower Tattoo

Here is a cool idea for your Dragon Flower Tattoo.

In this Design, we have a Blue Dragon Tattoo made out of water, representing the Dragon’s association with rain and any bodies of water, along with a spider lily.

This great design has incredible detailing that really captures the aquatic elements within the Dragon’s design.

14. Fairy Flower Dragon Tattoo

Another cute Dragon Flower Tattoo, this Design has a Dragon that is more themed after a magical fairy.

This Dragon has a lovely blue hue to its wings, beads coming from its wing strings, and a lovely gem at the center of its chest. 

15. Traditional Dragon Flower Tattoo

Traditional Tattoos are characterized by their bold, clean lines and often vibrant colors.

Pioneered by Sailor Jerry, the traditional tattoo usually incorporated patriotic American themes as well as elements from Asian art. 

16. Dragon And Tiger Tattoo Idea

Dragon Tiger Tattoos, are usually symbolic of the Chinese Philosophy of Yin-Yang.

Yin-Yang are thought of as two opposite yet complementary forces that, when combined, form a greater whole.

Each side of Yin-Yang also holds within it a fragment of the other side to symbolize that each aspect holds a seed of the other, suggesting the interconnectedness of opposites.

17. Dragon Flower Head Tattoo

If you don’t want to get an entire Dragon tattooed on your body, then consider just getting a Dragon Head Tattoo.

This Dragon Flower Tattoo is of Haku again, but has a more realistic look as opposed to his traditional Anime Tattoo style. 

18. Koi Dragon Flower Tattoo

Koi Tattoos symbolize resilience, determination, and a relentless pursuit of one's goals.

This is due to the Koi’s connection to the tale of the Koi that swam against the currents of a mighty waterfall and was blessed by the Gods for his determination by being transformed into a mighty Dragon.

This Koi Dragon Tattoo, along with the Lotus flower, can symbolize how the Koi has the spirit of a Dragon within it, even if you can’t see it yet.

19. Minimalist Dragon Flower Tattoo

If you’re looking to carry the symbolism of a Dragon Flower Tattoo but don’t want to go all out with your design, think about getting a Minimalist Dragon Tattoo.

This lovely Minimalist Dragon Tattoo has a small, winged Dragon sitting on top of a Rose with one of the petals falling from it. 

20. Dragon Flower Sword Tattoo

If you’re looking to add an edge to your Dragon Flower Tattoo Design, consider adding a Sword.

Dragon Sword Tattoos symbolize either how the sword itself has the power of the Dragon within it or how you have the fighting spirit of a Dragon yourself, ready to face any battle that comes your way. 

21. Dragon Flower Moon Tattoo

Moon tattoos can have many symbolic meanings, including femininity, fertility, motherhood, mystery, change, and intuition.

The moon's phases represent the rhythm of time and the cycle of life, symbolizing transformation and personal growth. 

22. Dragon And Norigae Tattoo

The Norigae is a traditional Korean accessory used in Hanbok that functions as a decorative pendant and is both a good-luck charm hoped to bring something such as eternal youth, wealth, or many sons.

This Dragon Flower Tattoo also has the Dragon with a Koi fish pattern, suggesting that it is one of the Kois that was blessed by the Gods. 

23. Dragon Flower Wing Pattern Tattoo

Rather than have your Dragon alongside flowers, instead why not have your Dragon with a flower pattern imbued into its wings.

This Dragon is supposed to represent each of the four seasons, but I can only make out two, perhaps you have better eyes than I have. 

24. Dragon With Purple Flower Tattoo

If you love flower tattoos and, particularly, flower tattoos that are imbued into other designs, then you need to check out tattooist_fluffy.

tattooist_fluffy has an assortment of incredible flower tattoo designs, including this nature inspired Dragon Flower Tattoo that imbues both the wisteria flower as well as crashing waves into its design. 

25. Seadragon Tattoo

Ok, a bit of a unique addition to this list, and I’m sure I'll get criticism over the fact that it isn’t really a Dragon.

However, this Seadragon Tattoo was too cool not to share. 

The Leafy Seadragon is found along the southern and western coasts of Australia.

The name comes from its obvious appearance having long leaf-like protrusions coming from all over the body.

26. Red Dragon With Flower Tattoo

If you want to have predominantly one color in your Dragon Flower Tattoo Design, then try out a Red Dragon Tattoo.

Red Dragons are some of the most common Dragons you will see at East Asian wedding ceremonies and special events as they are associated with good luck and marital harmony. 

27. Dragon With Blue Flower Tattoo

Lastly, if you want to embody themes of wisdom, protection, stability, and loyalty, get yourself a Blue Dragon Tattoo.

This gorgeous Dragon Flower Tattoo has a tranquil Dragon surrounded by flowers and leaves, giving it an impression of peace and relaxation. 

1. Dragon Flower Tattoo On Back

Starting with the back, this is the prime location for the biggest and baddest tattoo designs.

The back offers so much space on a relatively flat surface, allowing for some of the biggest and most intricately detailed designs. 

2. Dragon Flower Tattoo On Thigh

Thigh Tattoos are great for the added lair of sex appeal.

Unfortunately, if you want to show off your thigh tattoo as often as possible, you will either need to live in a hot country where you can wear shorts that are short enough to see the entire design or go to the beach or poolside often.

The thigh is also a great place to get inked, particularly for first-time tattooers, as the thigh has a lot of fat and muscle that can help dampen pain. 

3. Dragon Flower Tattoo On Chest

The chest is the go-to area for people who want to show off their new Tattoo Design with pride.

A chest tattoo feels like you’re wearing your chosen design into battle for all to see, showcasing your identity and personality. 

4. Forearm Dragon Flower Tattoo

Forearm Tattoos are a great place to get inked if you want to show off your new ink at a moment's notice and hide it again by simply rolling down your sleeves.

This lovely forearm tattoo has a magical Dragon flying between some flowers with a gem in its hands. 

5. Arm Tattoo - Dragon With Flower

Lastly, the arm is probably the most common place for first-time tattooers because it is easily shown off and covered and relatively less painful to get inked.

This Arm Tattoo has a lovely Red Dragon nestled into its flowers, offering a lovely contrast between the reds and greens of the piece.