Tribal Tattoos Design

Tribal tattoos have been in vogue for quite a while now (since the early 1990s), and while their popularity is diminishing, they are still going strong.
These are the Advantages of getting a tribal tattoo:
•    There's a lot of black ink in tribal tattoos, which has the advantage that it holds up well, black tattoo ink doesn't fade as fast as other colors.
•    Tribal tattoo designs are extremely popular, so as long as you don't want a specific or traditional tribal, you shouldn't have a hard time finding a reputable tattoo artist that can design your custom tattoo.
•    It's easier to design your own tattoo or at least a mockup of your own tribal than it is with other tattoo designs.
•    Tribal tattoos have a bold visual appeal: their thick, black curving lines and interlocking patterns lend themselves well to many of the standard tattoo locations, such as the upper arm (in the form of a tribal armband, for example), the back or the lower back.

Disadvantages of tribal tattoos:
•    Tattoo removal is not working very good on those large patches of black ink.
•    Covering them up with another tattoo ain't working either.
•    Finding a tattoo artist or tattoo parlor is not easy when you want a traditional design of a specific tribe.
•    When you're getting a tattoo that is an imitation of a traditional tribal design, keep in mind that you might be insulting the original tribe members. This is especially the case with Ta Moko, which is a form of family and personal identification of the Maori people. Copying their designs is a form of identity theft.