Shisa tattoos symbolize protection and warding off evil spirits in Okinawan culture. They are often depicted as a pair of lion-like creatures, with one mouth open to ward off evil and the other closed to keep in good luck. Shisa tattoos can also represent courage, bravery, and strength. In addition, they may symbolize loyalty and devotion, as shisa are often depicted guarding homes and temples. Suitable locations for shisa tattoos include the chest or back, symbolizing protection and guarding, or the forearm, representing courage and strength. Below you will find a collection of shisa tattoo design ideas for you to browse and get inspired by.
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