Japanese polynesian Tattoo Designs

These tattoos have been central to their culture, because they had no written language that we know it. The welfare state, the position of the family, and was the top massage exceeded their intricate patterns and rituals around them.

tools used was a comb with needles are usually a handful for strong bones. The needles were placed in ink (water based, oil and soot candlenut think charcoal), then the selected location and physical strikes back, piercing the skin and the injection ink. The sound is where the name "tattoo" was born, or "tatau" which Polynesian (Tahiti) would say, or even "tattow", Captain James Cook later, it doubled!