Depending on the art style, size, and color, a dragon tattoo can be a symbol of fearlessness, rage, passion, or wisdom. … They can also represent your favorite dragon from fiction, like Khaleesi’s three dragons from Game of Thrones.
Consequently, what does a dragon tattoo stand for?
The dragon has always had a very strong symbolic power in most countries and cultures. … Though its representation varies, some of its characteristics are universal. In general dragons (and dragon tattoos) are associated with strength, wisdom, prosperity, good luck as well as masculinity.
Moreover, are dragon tattoos bad luck? “In Chinese culture, it is unlucky to fill in the eyes of a dragon tattoo until the tattoo is completed, because [with the eyes being the window to the soul] the dragon will feel the pain of getting tattooed once its eyes are completed and its soul intact,” Le Fae says.
Beside above, is it bad to get a Chinese dragon tattoo?
Not really. The dragon does not mean anything bad. However, the tattoo itself is bad. Not sure about Japan and South Korea but being part of Sinosphere, I think the opinion of tattoo would be more or less the same with China.
