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1 tattoos Western culture Tattoos in Western culture are a means of personal expression and style, emphasizing individuality and artistry. 71
2 tattoos Pacific Island nations Tattoos in Pacific Island nations symbolize heritage, status, and life milestones deeply rooted in culture. 37
3 tattoos United States In the United States, tattoos are widely accepted as a form of self-expression and body art. 34
4 tattoos Maori Tattoos are an important symbol of heritage, status, and identity in Maori culture. 32
5 tattoos Western countries In Western countries, tattoos are a widely accepted form of self-expression and body art. 32
6 tattoos Western countries Tattoos in Western countries are considered a form of self-expression and style and are widely accepted. 29
7 tattoos Japan Tattoos in Japan are historically associated with organized crime and are still socially stigmatized. 28
8 tattoos Polynesia Tattoos in Polynesian culture have deep traditional, spiritual, and social significance. 27
9 tattoos South Korea Tattoos in South Korea are associated with criminality and are stigmatized in professional settings. 26
10 tattoos Western cultures In Western cultures, tattoos are often linked to rebellion, counterculture, and individual self-expression. 23
11 tattoos traditional Japanese culture In traditional Japanese culture, tattoos are often associated with the Yakuza and carry a social stigma due to historical connections to organized crime. 22
12 tattoos Polynesian culture Tattoos in Polynesian culture symbolize cultural identity, social status, and heritage. 15
13 tattoos Pacific Islander Tattoos have deep cultural and spiritual significance in Pacific Islander communities, symbolizing identity, status, and heritage. 11
14 tattoos Traditional cultures Traditional cultures often view tattoos as having cultural or religious significance and may be associated with rebellion or taboo in certain communities. 10
15 tattoos Fijian culture In Fijian culture, tattoos hold deep cultural and symbolic significance, representing status, lineage, and personal achievements. 8
16 tattoos Western Europe Tattoos are widely accepted as a form of personal expression in Western European societies. 8
17 tattoos Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, tattoos are generally not widely accepted and are associated with rebellion. 7
18 tattoos Papua New Guinea Tattoos in Papua New Guinea represent tribal identity, social status, and cultural significance. 7
19 tattoos modern society Tattoos are widely accepted as a form of personal expression and body art in modern society. 7
20 tattoos Australia Tattoos are popular in Australia and are seen as a form of personal expression with connections to maritime history. 6
21 tattoos South Pacific Tattoos in South Pacific culture represent status, identity, and connection to ancestors. 6
22 tattoos United Kingdom Tattoos are popular for personal expression in the United Kingdom. 6
23 tattoos Iran In Iran, tattoos are often associated with rebellion and criminal activity and are widely disapproved of due to religious and cultural beliefs. 5
24 tattoos Samoa Tattoos in Samoa, known as 'tatau', hold significant cultural and social importance. 5
25 tattoos conservative societies In conservative societies, tattoos are often considered taboo and associated with rebellion. 5
26 tattoos East Asian cultures In East Asian cultures, tattoos are commonly stigmatized and linked with criminal or gang connections. 4
27 tattoos Oceanic cultures Tattoos in Oceanic cultures hold deep cultural and social significance, representing status and identity. 4
28 tattoos art community Tattoos are embraced as a valid and culturally significant form of artistic expression in the art community. 4
29 tattoos modern fashion Tattoos are popular as a form of self-expression and art in modern fashion culture. 4
30 tattoos secular Tattoos are widely accepted in secular culture as a form of personal self-expression and body art. 4
31 tattoos Christian culture Tattoos in Christian culture are seen as expressions of individualism and faith, but also of rebellion or non-conformity. 3
32 tattoos Contemporary Western Tattoos are a popular form of self-expression and body art in contemporary Western culture. 3
33 tattoos India Tattoos in India hold cultural and ritual significance, embodying identity, protection, and ancestral traditions. 3
34 tattoos Indonesia Tattoos in Indonesia hold significant cultural and spiritual importance for specific ethnic tribes. 3
35 tattoos Kiribati Tattoos hold cultural and spiritual significance in Kiribati and other cultures as a traditional art form. 3
36 tattoos Korean Tattoos in Korean culture have been historically linked with criminality and social stigma, but attitudes are gradually changing. 3
37 tattoos Remote Pacific Islands Tattoos hold significant cultural and spiritual importance in traditional practices of the remote Pacific islands. 3
38 tattoos Secular Western countries Tattoos are considered a form of self-expression and body art in secular Western countries. 3
39 tattoos Western Christian culture Tattoos in Western Christian culture are viewed as a personal choice and form of self-expression, with differing levels of social acceptance. 3
40 tattoos Yakuza culture in Japan In Yakuza culture in Japan, tattoos carry social implications and are often associated with criminal status. 3
41 tattoos music subculture Tattoos are considered symbols of personal identity and dedication within music subcultures. 3
42 tattoos various Tattoos hold cultural, spiritual, and personal significance in various communities. 3
43 tattoos Africa Tattoos in African culture symbolize rites of passage, social status, and spiritual significance with specific meanings. 2
44 tattoos African In African cultures, tattoos signify tribal identity and life events, with less common sailor tattoos. 2
45 tattoos American Tattoos are widely accepted in American culture for self-expression and modern body art. 2
46 tattoos Catholic countries Tattoos are less common in Catholic countries due to religious beliefs and historical taboos. 2
47 tattoos Conservative Muslim In Conservative Muslim culture, tattoos are often considered culturally inappropriate or religiously prohibited. 2
48 tattoos Democratic Republic of the Congo Tattoos in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have cultural and tribal significance. 2
49 tattoos Fashion design Tattoos are a popular form of self-expression in fashion design, but may be viewed negatively in some cultures. 2
50 tattoos Jewish Jewish culture traditionally discourages tattoos due to religious beliefs and mourning practices. 2
51 tattoos Naval culture In naval culture, tattoos often symbolize loyalty, achievement, and experiences at sea. 2
52 tattoos Nordic countries Tattoos in Nordic countries reflect historical motifs and individual expression. 2
53 tattoos Polynesian Tattoos in Polynesian culture symbolize ancestry and class. 2
54 tattoos Rapa Nui Tattoos on Rapa Nui have cultural and spiritual significance as a traditional art form. 2
55 tattoos Religious culture Tattoos are often discouraged or forbidden in religious cultures due to religious beliefs. 2
56 tattoos Sikh culture Tattoos are discouraged in Sikh culture due to religious beliefs and the emphasis on keeping the body intact. 2
57 tattoos Tuareg culture In Tuareg culture, facial tattoos represent social status and identity within the tribe in North Africa. 2
58 tattoos Western fashion Tattoos are a popular form of self-expression and body art in Western fashion. 2
59 tattoos Western pop culture Tattoos are a popular form of self-expression and art in Western pop culture. 2
60 tattoos artistic community Tattoos are a popular form of artistic self-expression within the artistic community. 2
61 tattoos artistic community in the West Tattoos are a popular form of self-expression with deeper meanings in the Western artistic community. 2
62 tattoos coastal communities in the Pacific Islands Tattoos in Pacific Island communities represent identity, status, and genealogy. 2
63 tattoos intergenerational Tattoos are seen as self-expression for the young and rebellion for the older generation, representing differing perceptions across generations. 2
64 tattoos physical art culture Tattoos are highly regarded as complex and artistic forms of expression within physical art culture. 2
65 tattoos traditional European cultures In traditional European cultures, tattoos were historically associated with sailors and maritime heritage. 2
66 tattoos youth culture in western countries Tattoos are a popular form of self-expression and art among Western youth. 2
67 tattoos African tribal culture African tribal tattoos symbolize cultural identity, status, and accomplishments. 1
68 tattoos Amazon rainforest region Tattoos are significant cultural symbols in the Amazon rainforest region, often used to commemorate important life events. 1
69 tattoos Amazon rainforest tribes Tattoos in Amazon rainforest tribes are used for cultural expression and spiritual meanings, often associated with tribal rituals. 1
70 tattoos Artists Tattoos are viewed as meaningful forms of body art and personal storytelling by artists in the culture. 1
71 tattoos Canada Tattoos in Canada are increasingly popular and widely accepted as a form of self-expression. 1
72 tattoos Conflict regions Tattoos in conflict regions are often associated with gangs, rebellion, or disrespecting cultural norms. 1
73 tattoos Contemporary pop culture Tattoos are trendy in contemporary pop culture and are often seen as a form of self-expression, with many celebrities and influencers having elaborate tattoos. 1
74 tattoos Cook Islands In Cook Islands culture, tattoos carry significant cultural, spiritual, and social meaning. 1
75 tattoos Croatian In Croatian culture, tattoos are viewed as a form of personal expression or art. 1
76 tattoos Earth-based cultures Tattoos in Earth-based cultures are used for spiritual and cultural purposes to connect to ancestry, traditions, and the natural world. 1
77 tattoos Egypt Tattoos in Egypt are often linked to religious and cultural meaning, particularly among Coptic Christians and minority communities. 1
78 tattoos Ghana In Ghana, tattoos are often linked to spiritual or cultural meaning. 1
79 tattoos Global Tattoos are a global form of personal expression and body art. 1
80 tattoos Hindu culture Tattoos are not traditionally common in Hindu culture and may carry stigma in some communities. 1
81 tattoos Indigenous cultures of the Pacific Islands Tattoos among Indigenous Pacific Island cultures are seen as a way to express cultural identity and share stories. 1
82 tattoos Islamic cultures Tattoos are generally considered forbidden in Islamic cultures. 1
83 tattoos Libyan Tattoos are traditionally significant for Libyan women and may symbolize cultural identity. 1
84 tattoos Melanesian cultures In Melanesian cultures, tattoos are seen as expressions of beauty, social standing, and cultural heritage. 1
85 tattoos Modern Christianity Tattoos are widely accepted in modern Christianity, but some conservative Christian communities may view them as inappropriate. 1
86 tattoos Modern popular culture Tattoos are often associated with rebellion and nonconformity in modern popular culture. 1
87 tattoos Modern times Tattoos are seen as a way for younger generations to express themselves in modern culture. 1
88 tattoos Modern world Tattoos are widely accepted in the modern world as a form of self-expression. 1
89 tattoos Muay Thai practitioners Muay Thai practitioners view Sak Yant tattoos as sacred, offering protection and blessings. 1
90 tattoos Naga people of Northeast India Tattoos are culturally significant to the Naga people of Northeast India and often mark rites of passage. 1
91 tattoos Native American cultures Tattoos in Native American cultures signify tribal connections, spiritual beliefs, and personal achievements, and are highly respected. 1
92 tattoos Nauru Tattoos in Nauruan culture convey social and cultural significance, representing identity, status, and belonging. 1
93 tattoos North American cultures Tattoos in North American cultures are considered a form of self-expression and individualism, with varying levels of societal acceptance. 1
94 tattoos Palestinian Tattoos are common in Palestinian culture and often symbolize family or tribal affiliations. 1
95 tattoos Pop culture Tattoos are popular in pop culture as a form of self-expression, particularly among musicians, actors, and athletes. 1
96 tattoos Public bathhouses in Japan In Japan, tattoos are often associated with the Yakuza and may be prohibited in some public bathhouses. 1
97 tattoos Restrictive countries Tattoos may be restricted or frowned upon in some cultures due to their association with rebellion or criminal activity. 1
98 tattoos Sri Lanka Tattoos in Sri Lanka are less common and usually associated with specific societal groups or subcultures. 1
99 tattoos Traditional rural areas Tattoos are associated with tribal or cultural symbolism in traditional rural areas. 1
100 tattoos Traditional societies with strict cultural norms Tattoos are viewed as taboo or connected with criminality in traditional societies with strict cultural norms. 1