Frog Tattoos

Frog tattoos may seem an odd choice for a design, but there are probably some things about frogs that may surprise you. When you consider their popularity in our society today plus the meanings of frogs in many different cultures, you will see why frog tattoos may not be so odd after all.

Many of the native Americans consider the frog to be the 'Great Rain Maker'. With the last snowfall of spring the snowflakes touching the ground would turn into frogs announcing that the salmon would soon arrive. The frog tattoo is associated with water and the moon which is a symbol of fertility, prosperity and wealth for the coastal tribes in North America.

There are many reasons for choosing an animal as the theme of a tattoo. Some people see themselves in a certain animal. Others want to memorialize a beloved pet and be able to see them wherever they go. Whatever the reason, animal and pet tattoos are a growing motif for tats.

So give your bathroom that fresh looks it needs and start with a new shower curtain that you love and then decorate if needed and accessorise from there using the colours from your shower curtain as inspiration for paint and tile colours. If you love frogs then you can have frog bathmats, toilet roll holders, door hooks and wall decals.

Have you ever wondered why there are people who have every inch of their arms and legs tattooed in the most breathtaking designs and colors, and that their tattoos stop short of their hands and feet with a suddenness that is equally breathtaking?