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Tattoos of Japanese Cherry Blossoms紋身的日本櫻花

Feb 28th 2008 08年2月28日
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I have included more images of Tattoos at the bottom of the post. 我有更多的圖片，包括對紋身底部的職位。

Why Cherry Blossom Tattoos 為什麼櫻花紋身

The cherry blossom is very prevalent in classical Japanese tattooing and has a very definite symbolic meaning.櫻花是非常流行的古典和日本的紋身有一個非常明確的象徵意義。
The cherry blossom is also a common symbol in traditional Japanese woodblock art dating back many centuries, and as a consequence is often featured in Japanese tattooing which has drawn artistic inspiration from the woodblock prints for several centuries.櫻花也是一種常見的象徵日本傳統版畫藝術可以追溯到幾百年，因此往往是功能紋身在日本已制定藝術靈感來自版畫數百年。
In Japan, cherry blossoms (sakura) are a metaphor for life.在日本，櫻花（櫻花）是一種比喻的生活。 A brief, brilliant blooming, followed by the inevitable fall.簡短，燦爛盛開，其次是不可避免的下降。
Cherry blossom is a symbol of female beauty and sexuality.櫻花是一種象徵女性美和性行為。 Additionally, the cherry blossom is the Chinese symbol of feminine principal it also symbolized love in a language of herbs.此外，櫻花是中國的象徵女性的主要它也象徵著愛的語言的草藥。

Cherry Blossom tattoo design meanings. 櫻花紋身設計的含義。

Bushido , the samurai’s code, takes the cherry blossom as its emblem. 武士道 ，武士的代碼，把櫻花作為其標誌。 The blooming of the cherry tree is the purest manifestation of beauty in Japanese culture, but then the blossom swiftly fades and is scattered by the wind.開花的櫻花是最純潔的美麗表現在日本的文化，但隨後的開花迅速消失，是分散的風。 This is the perfect death for a true warrior, who has lived with constant awareness and acceptance of the precariousness and transitory nature of existence.這是完善死刑，一個真正的戰士，誰生活的不斷認識和接受的不穩定和短暫性的存在。 The essence of Bushido, or the Way of the Warrior, is that the true Samurai lives every day knowing it may well be his last.本質的武士道，或方式的戰士，是真正的武士生活每一天知道它很可能是他最後一次。 A samurai’s motto is, “This is a good day to die”.日本武士的格言是： “這是一個不錯的一天死去。 ” The cherry blossom as a tattoo design is a powerful reminder that life is fleeting and we must live in the present and cherish every waking moment, for it may well be our last.櫻花作為一個紋身的設計是一個功能強大的提醒我們，生命是短暫的，我們必須活在當下，珍惜每一個醒來的時刻，因為它很可能是我們最後一次。

The Spring equinox is the time of cherry blossoms, a season of religious celebrations that feature invocations for a plentiful harvest. 在春分的時候是櫻花，一個賽季的宗教慶祝活動，具有調用了豐富的收穫。 In this respect, the cherry blossom is seen as a symbol of prosperity and good luck.在這方面，櫻花被視為一種象徵繁榮和好運。 While the cherry fruit was a dominant symbol on a samurai’s sword sheath, it’s the blossom of the tree that’s quintessentially Japanese and which figures prominently in Japanese tattoo art.雖然櫻桃果是一種佔主導地位的象徵武士的劍套，這是櫻花樹是日本的國粹，並突出日本的紋身藝術。

More information. 更多的信息。

Cherry Blossom Tattoo - More often than not, when cherry blossoms appear in tattoo artwork, they do not appear alone.櫻花紋身-更多的往往不是，當櫻花出現在紋身藝術，他們不單單出現。 That sometimes seems a shame, for two reasons: their appearance and their meaning.有時似乎是一個恥辱，有兩個原因：他們的外觀和其意義。 The delicate and subtle beauty of these small blossoms is easily overwhelmed by the large and ornate Japanese sleeves, backpieces, and body suits in which they typically float as backdrop elements .微妙的和微妙的這些美麗的小花朵很容易受到大國和華麗的日本袖子， backpieces ，身體適合它們通常作為背景浮動的因素。 Even so, the centuries old Japanese tattoo tradition from which they spring, and where they are still firmly rooted, has essentially formalized their use in that way.即使如此，數百年的傳統日本紋身從這些春天，而他們仍然牢牢紮根，基本上正式使用這種方式。 But while their ability to stand alone as design elements may have been circumscribed by custom, their powerful symbolism has taken on a life of its own.但是，儘管他們有能力獨立的設計元素可能被限制的習俗，其強大的象徵意義已採取了自己的生命。 As Motoori Norinaga, noted Japanese scholar of the 18th century, wrote in a poem, “If I were asked to define the spirit of Japan, I would call it the blossom of the mountain cherry, scattering its scent in the morning sun.” For the Japanese, the beautiful period of its flowering and then the all too soon fading and subsequent scattering of petals on the wind, symbolizes life itself - but not life in some abstract and distant sense.作為Motoori Norinaga指出，日本學者在18世紀，寫在一首詩： “如果我被要求確定的精神，日本，我想這就是花山區櫻桃，散射的氣味在早晨太陽。 ”對於日本，美麗的時期其開花，然後所有太早衰落和隨後的散射花瓣的風，象徵著生命本身-而不是生活中一些抽象和遙遠的意義。 The fragility of the cherry blossom is the fragility of human existence; its brief period of life, like our own; its implacable movement toward death, indifferent to the good things of this world, is the ideal death for a samurai warrior; and finally, its individual and perfect beauty is also ours.脆弱的櫻花是脆弱的人類生存;其短暫的生命，就像我們自己的;其無情走向死亡，無動於衷的好東西的這個世界，是理想的死亡武士武士;最後，其個人和完美的美麗也是我們的。

The cherry blossom is famous in Japanese poetry, in prose, and in most of the graphic arts.櫻花是日本著名的詩歌，散文，並且在大多數的圖形藝術。 It has become the symbol for all that is transient and evanescent in life.它已成為象徵的一切是短暫和消逝的生命。 The blossoms appear in all of their beauty for only a day or two.花出現在其所有的美麗只有一兩天。 Then they are scattered by the winds and rains.然後，他們散佈的風和暴雨。 This loveliness lasts for but so short a time: how like life itself, where all things are ephemeral.這可愛持續，但如此短的時間內：如何像生活本身，所有的東西都是短暫的。 It is said that the samurai adopted the cherry blossom as a personal insignia, indicating that they might well die in battle the next day.有人說，武士通過了櫻花作為個人徽章，表明它們很可能在戰鬥中死亡的第二天。 “The cherry blossom as a symbol thus has quasi-philosophical associations . “櫻花的象徵因此，準哲學協會。 . 。 . 。 of the same order as those attributed to, for example, the red rose in Western tattooing.同樣的命令，這些原因，例如，紅玫瑰在西方紋身。 There the message is undying love, eternal fidelity, and a degree of transcendence over mundane life.有消息是不朽的愛情，永恆的忠誠，並在一定程度上超越世俗生活。 In Japan the cherry blossom implies a different kind of transcendence from that in the West.在日本櫻花盛開的意味著一種不同類型的超越從西方國家。 One acknowledges natural forces and quietly celebrates one’s own evanescent qualities.一個承認自然力，悄悄地慶祝自己的消逝素質。 The implications for a man wearing the intricate cherry-blossom pattern are that he is in accord with the nature of things, sad though this nature may be; that his own flesh is as fragile as the petals of the blossom.”The cherry blossom continues to be a popular image in Western interpretations of Japanese style tattooing, often seen gracefully floating intact or with the blossom’s petals scattered through wind or waves that form the background behind larger figurative images that comprise the tattoo.影響一個人穿著錯綜複雜的櫻桃開花格局是，他是符合事物的性質，但可悲的這種性質而定; ，他自己的肉體是脆弱的花瓣的花。 “櫻花繼續成為一個受歡迎的形象在西方的解釋日本式紋身，常常看到優雅的浮動完整或與櫻花的花瓣散落通過風或波浪，形成了較大的背景圖片形象組成的紋身。