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Post #60136 by Kava Dan on Sat, Nov 15, 2003 5:02 PM
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Actually, in much of traditional Polynesian tattooing, an asymmetrical pattern was used. This was particularly true with Hawaiian tattoos. Often, only one side of the upper body was tattooed and the opposite side of the lower body was tattooed. But damn if they aren't addicting once you get one! Mine are all traditional black ink. |