Forearm Tattoo

1. Maine Coon Cat Tattoo

Starting off for all the cat lovers out there with this gorgeous Main Coon Cat Tattoo.

The Maine Coon is one of the oldest natural breeds of cat in North America with it originating in the U.S. state of Maine where it is the official state cat. Maine Coons are descendants of cats brought to New England by Puritan settlers in the 1600-1700s and are genetically closest to cats found in the United Kingdom.

2. Samurai Frog Tattoo

If you like Animal Tattoos with a twist, check out this supercool Samurai Frog Forearm Tattoo. This incredibly detailed Tattoo Design has the frog leaping up into the air with his Katana in one hand and the saya (Traditional katana scabbard/sheath) in the other. 

3. Medusa Forearm Tattoo

If you love Tattoos from ancient Greek mythos, then have a look at this super cool cracked Medusa Tattoo.

Medusa was one of the three Gogorns, three monstrous sisters, Stheno, Euryale, and Medusa herself. The three sisters could turn anyone they looked at to stone, and while Euryale and Stheno were immortal, Medusa was not and was slain by the hero Perseus.

4. Spartan Tattoo

Engaging in military drills from their early manhood, Spartan Soldiers were one of the most feared and formidable military forces in the Greek world. While most people recognize the helmet displayed in this Forearm Tattoo Design as the ‘Spartan Helmet’, this is in fact known as the Corinthian helmet. There is a long history of this design and versions of it that we won't get into here, but designs like this were used over all of Greece and they served practical purposes such as making the wearer appear taller and more intimidating in battle.

5. Koi Fish Tattoo On Forearm

The Koi fish carries the symbolism of perseverance, strength, and a relentless pursuit of personal goals. The symbolism stems from the ancient tale of the Koi fish that battled against the currents of the Yellow River in China or other similar legends. Having shown his determination, the Gods rewarded the Koi by transforming it into a dragon that soared into the heavens.

6. Tiger Tattoo On Forearm

Tiger Tattoos come with a lot of symbolism such as power, pride, independence, freedom, courage, and trust in one's own instincts. The tiger is also known as the king of the beasts throughout Chinese culture with its imagery being used as a talisman for soldiers, signifying the animal's importance as a leader. 

7. Japanese Mask Forearm Tattoo

Japanese Mask Tattoos, can have a lot of different symbolism depending on which Japanese mask you choose to adorn yourself with. The symbolism can range from, the complexity of human emotions, guardianship, or even a love for laughter.

8. Dragon Forearm Tattoo

King of the Mythological Tattoos, the Dragon Tattoo is quite possibly one of the most popular Tattoos in the world. The Dragon also comes with a lot of different symbolism due to the creature having a wealth of myth behind it from country to country. While Japanese Dragon Tattoos and Chinese Dragon Tattoos are similar for their benevolent imagery, they can stand in stark contrast to their European counterpart's often malevolent symbolism.

9. Scissors Tattoo

Probably not the first thing you think about when thinking of a Tattoo Design. However, Scissor Tattoos come with the symbolism of precision, decisiveness, and the ability to separate the necessary from the unnecessary. This cute Scissor Tattoo was really vibrant coloring and the head of the scissor in the shape of a Stork. 

10. Lady Of Sorrows Tattoo

If you want to carry your Christian Faith with you wherever you go then a Tattoo of the Lady of Sorrows may be right for you. Lady of Sorrows is one of many names by which Mary, mother of Jesus, is referred to in relation to sorrows in life. This Tattoo Design is phenomenal with incredible detailing on the Rose Tattoo. 

11. Snake Tattoo On Forearm

Despite usually getting a bad reputation mostly in part due to some species having highly deadly venom and their symbolism in the tale of the Graden of Eden. Snakes actually can also come with a lot of positive symbolism such as rebirth, transformation, or renewal, calling to mind the way a snake sheds its skin as it grows and changes.

12. Snake Sword Tattoo

Carrying on from the Snake motif, a Snake Sword Tattoo can symbolize strength, power, and sometimes justice similar to the Dragon Sword Tattoo.

This lovely Snake Sword Tattoo has the Snake coiling up and around the sword with fantastic detailing on the hilt and some nice added florals too. 

13. Compass And Anchor Tattoo

If you love seafaring Tattoos, or perhaps you work at sea as a fisherman or a crew member, why not an Anchor Tattoo?

Keep in mind, you don’t have to be a seafarer in order to get an Anchor Forearm Tattoo as it can also symbolize stability and power, with people getting Anchor Tattoos to show that they reached such a point of stability in their lives

14. Wolf Tattoo On Forearm

Wolf Tattoos are another of the most popular Tattoo Designs there are. Wolf Tattoos are popular due to their symbolism of fearlessness, strength, power, courage, family values, loyalty, and survival. Also in Native American folklore Wolves are seen as spiritual guides. 

15. Fine-Line Forearm Tattoo

Fine-line tattoos are tattoos with thin, delicate lines that can be created using a single needle or small groups of needles. Fine-line tattoos are popular for their minimalist aesthetic and subtle elegance as well as being discreet, heal more quickly, and have less risk of infection than bolder tattoos.

16. Memento Mori Forearm Tattoo

Memento Mori is an artistic or symbolic trope acting as a reminder of the inevitability of death. Memento Mori is Latin which means “remember that you have to die.” This rendition of the Memento Mori is inspired by the painting ‘Creation of Adam’ a fresco painting by Italian artist Michelangelo. 

17. Eye Tattoo On Forearm

An Eye Tattoo can symbolize protection, perception, and intuition, but can also represent spirituality, wisdom, and insight. This incredible Eye Forearm Tattoo has Roman numerals around the corners of the iris making it look like the eye is also a clock, possibly representing the passage of time and the Ancient Egyptian symbol of Ankh that was used to represent the word for "life." 

18. Whale Shark Tattoo

Another incredible Fine-Line Tattoo, this Tattoo Design has both a Whale Shark and a Flying Fish Tattoo.

The Whale Shark is a slow-moving, filter-feeding carpet shark and the largest known extant fish species. Whale Sharks are estimated to live between 80 and 130 years, consisting of a diet exclusively of plankton and small fishes.

19. Rangda Tattoo

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The Rangda is the demon queen of the Leyaks in Bali, she eats children and leads an army of evil witches against the leader of the forces of good and King of the spirits Barong. 

20. Skull Tattoo On Forearm

Skull Tattoos have a lot of symbolism from death, the afterlife, and rebellion but can also be a symbol for the celebration of life. This cool Skull Tattoo has a moth included which is possibly the Death's-head hawkmoth, known for appearing on the posters and in the Silence of the Lambs film. 

21. Butterfly Forearm Tattoo

Butterfly Tattoos are a symbol of life cycles and how that change is a natural part of life, but also symbolize transformation, freedom, beauty, femininity, and hope. This lovely Butterfly Forearm Tattoo has the pattern of a woman’s face on its wings. 

22. Pennywise Tattoo

Pennywise or IT, is the titular antagonist of the Stephen King horror novel IT. IT is an ancient, shape-shifting, trans-dimensional evil entity that primarily preys upon the children of Derry, Maine. This Tattoo of Pennywise is based off of the 2017 film based on the novel. 

23. Lord Shiva Tattoo

Lord Shiva ‘The Auspicious One’ is one of the principal deities of Hinduism. Shiva is the Supreme Lord who creates, protects, and transforms the universe. Shiva is a benevolent as well as fearsome deity, with him depicted as an omniscient Yogi, but also a slayer of demons. 

24. Tribal Forearm Tattoo

Tribal Tattoos have a variety of different meanings based on what culture they come from, and the significance of the tattoo received. These mark an individual's belonging to a particular tribe or social group and are also seen as a rite of passage and a way to connect with one’s ancestors. This super cool Tribal Tattoo is based off of the tribal art of Filipino Tribes. 

25. Floral Tattoo On Forearm

Flowers come with a wealth of symbolism depending on the Flower Tattoo or the color flower you choose to adorn yourself in. For example, a Yellow Rose Tattoo such as this one can symbolize joy, protection against envious lovers, and mature love. whereas a Black Rose Tattoo can symbolize sadness or mourning.

26. Kudu Tattoo

The Kudu or Greater Kudu is a large woodland antelope, found throughout eastern and southern Africa. A Kudu Tattoo symbolises intelligence, endurance, strength, grace, athleticism, agility and strong character. A kudu's horns can grow as long as 72 inches, making 2 1/2 twists.

27. Bull Tattoo

If you love our bovine friends then you love this Bull Tattoo. A Bull Tattoo can symbolize  masculinity and high energy, but as Bulls hold a religious significance in many cultures, bulls can represent fighting spirit, strength, power, harmony, protection, fearlessness, and courage. This Bull Tattoo is also super cute because of how happy the Bull looks. 

28. Baby Elephant Tattoo

If you love Elephants, then you’ll also love a Baby Elephant Forearm Tattoo.

Elephants are a sacred symbol in Hindu and Buddhist religions, representing loyalty, power, wisdom, and fertility. The Elephant also serves as the 'official animal' of Thailand and over the years, has adorned national and provincial flags. 

29. Angel Tattoo

If you want to show off your Christian faith then an angel Tattoo is perfect for you. While there never has been a description in the Bible where Angels are in human form with white wings, this depiction still has become the go-to imagery for these holy beings. This gorgeous Geometric Tattoo is fantastically done with so much detail it looks life-like. 

30. Spaceship Forearm Tattoo

If you’re like myself when I was a child, perhaps you dreamed of going out into space one day. I never dreamed of being an astronaut just landing on the moon or Mars but rather dreamed of being a space adventurer exploring the stars and visiting alien planets. Alas, some dreams don’t come true, so I might just have to settle for a Spaceship Tattoo instead. 

31. Lion King Tattoo

No not that Lion King, but rather this amazing piece done by Mike Cruz is of a Lion who is a King as he is adorned with his own Royal Crown while underneath is possibly a reference to the actual Lion King film as it depicts a Lion or Lioness and a cub together under the moonlight. 

32. Phoenix Tattoo On Forearm

Another champion of the Mythological Tattoo, Phoenix Tattoos are incredibly popular worldwide for their symbolism of rebirth, renewal, and resilience. This gorgeous Phoenix Tattoo is excellently done with gorgeous yellows and reds that really make this piece come alive. 

33. Aeroplane Forearm Tattoo

If you have a huge travel bug and love traveling all over the world, then you need to get yourself an Aeroplane Forearm Tattoo. Aeroplane Tattoos can symbolize freedom, adventure, and the ability to overcome boundaries and travel great distances. 

34. Owl Tattoo On Forearm

Owl Tattoos can symbolize wisdom, knowledge, transition, and spiritual and intellectual concepts, while some believe that owls symbolize a light that shines through the darkest. This gorgeous Owl piece is done by Leigh_tattoos who does amazing Black & Realism, Geometric/Mandala, and Blackwork tattoos.

35. Artemis Tattoo

In ancient Greek religion and mythology, Artemis is the goddess of the hunt, the wilderness, wild animals, nature, vegetation, childbirth, child care, and chastity. Artemis roams the forests and mountains preferring to remain an unmarried maiden and is often followed by her nymph entourage. This incredible work is done by Mani Tattooer whose work we have had before in our Mythological Tattoo as they focus predominantly on mythical style tattoos. 

36. Realistic Forearm Tattoo

This incredible Tattoo is done by samtattoos7 who does absolutely phenomenal realistic black-and-grey tattoo Designs. This amazing piece features a sullen-looking woman with an old oil lamp underneath her and some tear effects across the design. 

37. Bubbles Forearm Tattoo

If you’re someone who doesn’t take life so seriously, consider getting yourself a Bubble Forearm Tattoo. Bubble Tattoos symbolize joy, innocence, and the magic of childhood. Bubble Tattoos can also represent dreams and aspirations, floating freely toward the sky, embodying our hopes for the future.

38. Tree Of Life Tattoo On Forearm

Tree of Life Tattoos symbolize the cycle of life, growth, and interconnectedness of all things, but can also be a symbol of strength, wisdom, and harmony between the earth and sky. The Tree of Life is an archetype in many of the world's mythological, religious, and philosophical traditions, with it being closely related to the concept of the sacred tree.

39. Winnie-The-Pooh Tattoo

This Bear Tattoo is of Winnie-the-Pooh. Winnie’s character was inspired by a stuffed toy that A.A. Milne, the creator of Winnie-the-Pooh had bought for his son Christopher Robin that he had bought from a Harrods department store, as well as a bear they had viewed at London Zoo.

40. Hourglass Tattoo On Forearm

An Hour Glass Tattoo can have many meanings, but a common theme is the inevitability of time. An Hourglass can also represent the harmony between opposites, birth, and death, beginnings and endings, yin and yang. 

41. Spider Tattoo On Forearm

A Spider Tattoo symbolizes the acceptance of fate and destiny. In some cultures spiders are seen as protectors, guarding against evil spirits so a spider tattoo can be a talisman for protection. Also in Indian culture, The Spider is seen as a creature that weaves reality.

42. Helm Of Awe Tattoo On Forearm

Last if you love Viking Tattoos then check out this amazing Helm of Awe Tattoo for the Forearm. The Helm of Awe or Ægishjálmur is a symbol revered for its protective powers. Historically, it was believed to grant strength and invincibility in battle, often inscribed on armor or weaponry. This emblem encapsulates the Viking warriors' valor, their deep-seated beliefs in magic and the supernatural, and their quest for protection and triumph amidst the uncertainties of war and life.