The snake has played a significant role in people’s imaginations throughout history and all throughout the world, and it has the same potency as poison as a symbol. The snake tattoo, like many animal symbols, depicts all of the characteristics of the snake, including its sinuous, stealthy, sleek, cunning, and seductive nature. In terms of psychology and symbolism, snakes stand for a variety of potent ideas, and as an animal spirit or life sign, they have a strong evocative quality. Nietzsche once observed, “The snake that is unable to shed its skin must perish. Additionally, minds that are not allowed to change their viewpoints stop being minds.”
Meanings of Snake Tattoo Designs
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Rebirth: When a snake’s skin becomes old, worn out, or too small for them, they are known to shed it. The snake must shed its skin in order to develop and survive because its skin does not expand as it grows. As a result, it’s frequently regarded as a sign of renewal, transformation, and healing. We must transform and change our brains and bodies to allow for growth and advancement, just as the snake must shed its skin to allow for change.
Evil and Sin: The tale of Adam and Eve typically enters people’s minds first when they consider snakes. Eve was persuaded and seduced by a snake in the Garden of Eden to disobey God’s word and eat the apple. The snake is a common representation of evil and is also a representation of Satan or the Devil. In the Christian faith, snakes are a representation of this initial sin and the temptation. The human species was exiled into the desert as a result of Eve’s sin, and we still bear the consequences of that sin. Snakes can represent evil and treachery at times. Vipers are infamous for their cunning nature, and baby vipers typically represented kids plotting against their own parents.
Power: The snake is a popular tattoo among individuals who want to display their strength and power since it is a sign of power, whether it is good or bad. Black adders, vipers, cobras, rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, and boa constrictors are just a few of the powerful snakes that are frequently portrayed in tattoos.
Ideas for Snake Tattoo Designs
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Rod of Asclepius:
A common medical emblem that can be seen on ambulances and hospitals is the Rod of Asclepius. It looks like a snake wrapping itself around a rod. Snakes were seen as symbols of healing, rebirth, and regeneration in Ancient Greece, where the emblem first appeared.
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The Ouroboros:
The Ouroboros is a symbol from ancient Egypt that looks like a snake eating its own tail. This shows that life is a circle that never ends. This figure of a snake that never ends shows birth, life, death, and rebirth. This can have a lot of spiritual meaning, and it’s a great tattoo idea for people who feel very connected to their past lives.
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Celtic Snake Tattoos:
It makes it natural that the snake would be a popular animal for Celtic tattoo designs since knot tattoos are a very popular option. The shedding of the snake’s skin was thought to represent healing, wisdom, and rebirth by the Irish Celts.
List of Snake Tattoo Designs
- Winged Sword and Snake Tattoo on Leg
Other Locations: Ankle, Wrist, and Back
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Sword, Flowers, Wings, and Snake
Colors/Black & Grey: The tattoo looks great in color, however, you can choose black and grey if you want something bold
Who is it More Suitable For : Men
Author’s Review: The snake tattoo is swirling the sword and it is one of the most popular tattoos that men get.
- Rose and Snake Tattoo on Chest
Other Locations: Back and Neck
Tattoo Style: Illustrative Tattoo Style
Other Elements: You can add other flowers along with the Rose
Colors/Black & Grey: Colored
Who is it More Suitable For :Women and Men
Author’s Review: The Rose looks exquisite. The wearer is a woman who proudly flaunts the tattoo on her chest. The Snake is wrapped around the stem of the rose.
- Complex Snake Tattoo on Back
Other Locations: Ribs, Lower Back, and Thigh
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Will look great in Colors
Who is it More Suitable For: Women
Author’s Review: The tattoo is filled with elements like the snake emerging from the tree reaching up to the sun, the birds flying, and the beautiful shaded tree. If you want to go with an elaborate tattoo, then here’s your best pick.
- Snake Eating Its Tail Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Ankle and Wrist
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in both black and gray and colored
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: This snake eating its tail carries a lot of symbolism. It represents the infinite circle of birth and death
- Snake Eye Tattoo on Leg
Other Locations: Ankle and Wrist
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: It looks good in both colors and black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The snake eye is another popular form of tattoo. The snakes are clever animals and they are always on the lookout for themselves. This particular symbol represents betrayal.
- Vivid Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Back and Legs
Tattoo Style: Japanese Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Colored
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The Japanese-style snakes make for interesting tattoos. The wearer has added a long tongue and flowers which make this tattoo stand out
- Snake and Sword Tattoo on Thigh
Other Locations: Ankle, Wrist, and back
Tattoo Style: Fine line
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Men
Author’s Review: Swords are generally a classic trait of traditional American tattoos. The snake around the sword forms a great motif, hence, it is a popular design.
- Snake and Skull Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg and Thigh
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Flowers can be added
Colors/Black & Grey: Will look great in color too
Who is it More Suitable For: Men
Author’s Review: This tattoo features a snake coiled around a skull—a strong, wicked snake around a representation of transience.
- Floral Snake Tattoo on Thigh
Other Locations: Leg and Sleeve
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Skulls or even fruits
Colors/Black & Grey: WIll look good in color also
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: Floral snake tattoos look great, since they are big tattoos you need a decent enough space for them. So thighs, legs, or even sleeves are the ideal place to get such a tattoo.
- Tribal Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Thighs, Ribs, Arms, and Back
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Men
Author’s Review: Tribal snake tattoos are another popular design, in case you want to ditch the traditional snake tattoo then this tattoo is a good option to consider.
- Vibrant Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Classic American Tattoo Style
Other Elements: You can add elements like flowers and skulls etc
Colors/Black & Grey: colored
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: This tattoo is all about being fierce. If you too are fierce in whatever you do, then you should consider this.
- Snake Eating its Own Tail Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: leg, Thigh, and sleeve
Tattoo Style: Neo Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The ouroboros, or snake biting its own tail, is one of the most well-known ancient emblems of a snake. This is typically interpreted as a symbol for life cycles, an endless circle, the cycle of life and death, reincarnation, constant renewal, metamorphosis, and much more.
- Coiled Snake Tattoo on Shoulder
Other Locations:
Tattoo Style: Neo-American Style
Other Elements: Flowers could look good
Colors/Black & Grey: Colors
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The wearer flaunts the tattoo on the shoulder. The coiled snake is highly symbolic according to many cultures.
- Unique Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Legs and Sleeve
Tattoo Style: Neo American Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Colors
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: This is a highly detailed tattoo. Inside the snake, you can see a scene of sunset and the overall tattoo with the orange and yellow shade looks like a representation of the autumn season.
- Minimalist Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Ankle, Wrist, and Collarbone
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Both colored and black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: If you don’t want to go for something too elaborate with your snake tattoo, then this minimalistic snake tattoo is perfect for you.
- Snake Band Tattoo on Ankle
Other Locations: Leg, Ankle, and Arm
Tattoo Style: Traditional Style Tattoos
Other Elements: Flowers would look good with a band
Colors/Black & Grey: Colors
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: Another way to get a snake tattoo is to get a band. It could be around your wrist or ankle.
- Black and Gray Snake Tattoo on Thigh
Other Locations: Back and Sleeve
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Style tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: This kind of tattoo where the snake is chewing on its own tail is called “Ouroboros”. They represent the infinite circle of life.
- Two-Faced Snake Tattoo on Leg
Other Locations: Sleeve and back
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Will look good in color also
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The two-faced snake bears a ton of significance in various cultures. However, the popular meaning of it is linked to rebirth and birth and death.
- Berries and Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Realistic Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The tattoo looks really attractive with the snake coiled around the berries. If you want to go for something different with flowers and fruit then this should be your choice.
- Eagle Snake Tattoo on Chest
Other Locations: Back
Tattoo Style: Old School Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Colored
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: Eagle and Snake tattoos represent power and authority. It is based on an old legend of an eagle and snake.
- Flower and Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The contrast between the black snake and the colorful flower really adds a unique quality to the tattoo
- Bright Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg and Chest
Tattoo Style: Realist Style Tatoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Colored
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The snake tattoo looks really realistic. The additional flowers also make it look really attractive.
- Outline Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Back, Chest, Ankle, or Wrist
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Will look good in color and in black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For:Both men and women
Author’s Review: The red in this abstract tattoo design really makes the tattoo unique. If you want to go for a small tattoo, then this should be your first choice.
- Sword and Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For:Men
Author’s Review: The tattoo is done in black and grey, This tattoo is best suited for someone who strongly associates themselves with force or power.
- Snake Mouth Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Ankle
Tattoo Style: Traditional Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: This action can be interpreted as a symbol of change, transition, and rebirth. The snake can also stand in for a fresh start in life as a tattoo.
- Colorful Snake Tattoo on Leg
Other Locations: Wrist
Tattoo Style: Classic American Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Colored
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: If you want to for something vibrant, then here’s your perfect pick. The purple represents a very bright personality.
- Roses and Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Traditional Style Tatto
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Would have looked good in color
Who is it More Suitable For: Men
Author’s Review: It is viewed by many as a metaphor for love or passion that grows too intense and succumbs to temptation and the loss of innocence.
- Coiled Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Leg, Back, and Wrist
Tattoo Style: Traditional Style Tattoo
Other Elements: You can add flowers
Colors/Black & Grey: Color or even black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For Both men and women
Author’s Review: The snake is frequently depicted coiling up, and its comparisons to the cycles of life and manifestation are made.
- Snake Dragon Tattoo on Shoulder
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in color
Who is it More Suitable For: Men
Author’s Review: The Dragon is a representation of strength, nobility, and greatness that was conjured up in the minds of the ancient people based on the Snake. People frequently see snakes, and since some of them are highly dangerous, they tend to make negative impressions on people.
- Sword and Snake Tattoo on Thigh
Other Locations: Sleeve
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Both men and women
Author’s Review: The Greek god Asclepius, who was connected to the healing and medical professions in ancient Greek religion and mythology, is the source of the name of the Asclepian Rod. The snake and the staff, which were sometimes portrayed individually in antiquity, are joined in this sign to represent Asclepius’ qualities.
- Coiled Snake Tattoo on Collar Bone
Other Locations: Back and Arm
Tattoo Style: Realistic Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The tattoo looks really unique. The wearer flaunts this tattoo on his collar bone and the snake is coiling around the bone.
- Black Minimalistic Snake Tattoo on Shoulder
Other Locations: Wrist
Tattoo Style: Minimalist Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For:Both men and women
Author’s Review: In the past, snakes and serpents stood for fertility or a creative life force. Snakes are representations of rebirth, metamorphosis, longevity, and healing because they shed their skin through sloughing.
- Two-Faced Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Style tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Will look great in color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The double-headed snake was a symbol of intelligence in Aztec tattoos. However, this kind of snake often represents transition, rebirth, and rejuvenation in cultures.
- 3D Snake Tattoo on Back
Other Locations: Shoulder
Tattoo Style: Realistic Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Both black and grey or color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: According to the Adam and Eve myth in the Christian Bible, Eve was seduced by a snake into eating a forbidden apple, which resulted in the creation of original sin. Because of this, snakes can stand for vice and temptation.
- Dark Snake Tattoo on Sleeve
Other Locations: Leg or Back
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The snake is viewed as a symbol of intelligence and wisdom in certain prehistoric mythology. If you want to go for something dark, then this would be an ideal choice for you.
- Snake Queen Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg and Back
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Style Tattoo
Other Elements: not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: Without a question, the snake is a potent symbol and reptile that has existed from the time of the dinosaurs, or if you’re religious, from the Garden of Eden itself, whether it represents good or evil.
- Abstract Snake Tattoo on Ankle
Other Locations: Ankle and Neck
Tattoo Style: Traditional Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For:Both men and women
Author’s Review: The snake regularly makes an appearance in these elaborate patterns, usually in the form of winding or coiling motifs like Japanese dragons.
- Coiled Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Will look good in color too
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: As a tattoo, it stands for the battle against evil and the need to always turn to God while making moral choices rather than to sin, which is symbolized by the snake.
- Colored Snake Tattoo on Leg
Other Locations: Arm
Tattoo Style: Aztec Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Flowers would make a good addition
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The style of this tattoo makes it really stand out. The open-mouth snake symbolizes attack and power.
- Chinese Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Sleeve and Leg
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The snake represents mystery because of its propensity to slither and appear in odd places. The significance of this tattoo is that you value your privacy and are someone that no one can quite pin down.
- Realistic Snake Tattoo on Leg
Other Locations: Sleeve
Tattoo Style: 3D style
Other Elements: not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: Snakes have the capacity to lose their skin. This action can be interpreted as a symbol of change, transition, and rebirth. The snake can also stand in for a fresh start in life as a tattoo.
- Snake Moth Tattoo on Hand
Other Locations: Wrist and Ankle
Tattoo Style: Blackwork style, Dot work
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Would look good in color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: Open mouth snake is a position of attack and its a symbol of power and strength.
- Unique Snake Tattoo on Ribs
Other Locations: Chest, Back, Wrist
Tattoo Style: Fine line
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The ouroboros, an ancient representation of a snake biting its own tail, stands for rebirth, the endless cycle of life and death, and perpetual renewal. The ouroboros will always consume its own tail. This Egyptian-inspired symbol stands for the universe’s cycles and the circle of life. It represents both the cyclical cycle of the universe and the varying seasons of existence.
- Snake Eye Tattoo on Shoulder
Other Locations: Back and Leg
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: The snake eyes tattoo may represent your deadly charismatic nature and your use of charm to influence others and succeed in life. If you are the kind that prefers to bend the rules, if not break them, it might also indicate your anti-authoritarian tendencies.
- Flower and Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Dark and Bold Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Would look good in color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: A snake around the flower symbolizes temptation. The devil took the shape of a snake to lure eve to the forbidden tree. So, a snake with a flower is a sign of luring someone who is very influential.
- Snake Dragon Tattoo on Leg
Other Locations: Sleeve
Tattoo Style: Traditional Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Colors
Who is it More Suitable For: Men
Author’s Review: Throughout the Middle East, where serpents are common, the serpent or dragon came to represent the essence of evil. For this reason, Apepi, an Egyptian divinity, symbolized the enormous serpent of the underworld.
- Japanese Snake Tattoo on Back
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Other Locations: Chest and Leg
Tattoo Style: Japanese Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: Snake tattoos are thought to ward off disease and bad fortune in Japan. This derives from the old superstition that says you’ll have good fortune if you see a white snake but bad luck if you see a dead one.
- Wrapped Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Colored
Who is it More Suitable For: Men
Author’s Review: The snake, against the majority opinion of being an attacker, is also a symbol of protection. The snake wraps itself against the object it wants to protect.
- Skeleton Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg and Ribs
Tattoo Style: Linework
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Both men and women
Author’s Review: The snake skeleton, whether it’s wrapped around your arm or leg or proudly perched above your heart or shoulder blade, is a reminder that even dangerous animals die at some point.
- Aztec Style Snake Tattoo on Hand
Other Locations: Foot
Tattoo Style: Linework
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For:Women
Author’s Review: Aztec styles like this look really great on your hand. If you want ap prominent tattoo that’s instantly visible then you can choose something like this.
- Chinese Style Tattoo on Back
Other Locations: Chest
Tattoo Style: Traditional Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: Snakes are a common design in traditional tattoos, and they can look great in black and white or full color.
- Multiple Snake Heads Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Sleeve and Back
Tattoo Style: Japanese Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: Although naga may be depicted in literature and art from any nation that follows these customs, they are most frequently seen in South Asian and Southeast Asian traditions. Naga most closely resembles a cobra, which can occasionally have several heads.
- Eye of the Snake Tattoo on Bicep
Other Locations: Shoulder
Tattoo Style: Traditional Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Looks good in color
Who is it More Suitable For:Both men and women
Author’s Review: It’s possible that the snake eyes tattoo represents a warning that you’re too charismatic for your own good and will manipulate people to achieve what you want out of life. As a symbol of your anti-authoritarian tendencies, it is appropriate if you are the sort who occasionally break the rules.
- Skeleton Snake Tattoo on Leg
Other Locations: Forearm and Back
Tattoo Style: Linework style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: This tattoo lets the world know that your impact will be felt long after you are just bones and dust.
- Minimalist Snake Tattoo on Finger
Other Locations: Wrist and Ankle
Tattoo Style: Traditional black and grey style tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Will look attractive in color
Who is it More SuitableFor :Both men and women
Author’s Review: The coiled form of the snake is symbolic of the recurring patterns in life and the creative process.
- Tiny Snake Tattoo on Chest
Other Locations: Wrist and Ankle
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Both men and women
Author’s Review: The Snake also assumes the feminine traits of secrecy, mystery, and intuition. Its quick appearance and disappearance are symbols of the unpredictability it represents.
- Appealing Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Back
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For :Both men and women
Author’s Review: It symbolizes the idea of turning over a new leaf and the rebirth means connecting with the image of a snake shedding its old covering of skin.
- Magnificent Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Dotwork and Shading
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: Harmful connotations attach themselves to the coiled snake tattoo. If you have this ability, you can strike quickly and decisively when provoked. That side of us, when unleashed, may be devastating. When threatened, a snake will roll into a tight cylinder.
- Aesthetic Snake Tattoo on Leg
Other Locations: Sleeves
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Skulls would look really good
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: Due to the tattoo’s association with the idea of danger, the snake is frequently used to symbolize the defense mechanism of deterrence.
- Alluring Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg, Shoulder
Tattoo Style: Chinese Style
Other Elements: Other traditional Chinese elements
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For Both men and women
Author’s Review: It represents both the cyclical cycle of the universe and the varying seasons of existence.
- Intricate Snake Tattoo on Sleeve
Other Locations: Back, Leg
Tattoo Style: Geometric Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For Women
Author’s Review: This style symbolizes Balance, Symmetry, and Stability.
- Complex Snake Tattoo on Hand
Other Locations: Foot
Tattoo Style: Blackwork and Dotwork styled tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Men
Author’s Review: This symbolizes that you are are a mysterious individual with many secrets who maintains a low profile.
- Mini Snake Tattoo on Sleeve
Other Locations: Back, Ankle
Tattoo Style: Minimalist tattoo style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: It represents both the cyclical cycle of the universe and the varying seasons of existence.
- Magnificent Snake Tattoo on Back
Other Locations: Chest
Tattoo Style: Traditional tattoo style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For : Both men and women
Author’s Review: If you want a Naga tattoo, then the back or chest would be an ideal option because it is considered respectful in Chinese tradition if you get the naga tattoo away from the ground.
- Complex Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Fine line and shading
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Would look good in both
Who is it More Suitable For :Both men and women
Author’s Review: It symbolizes embracing the desire for a craft with an endless existence.
- Chaotic Snake Tattoo on Sleeve
Other Locations: Leg, Back
Tattoo Style: Skeleton Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Will look good in color as well
Who is it More Suitable For: Both men and women
Author’s Review: This symbolizes courage, Purity, and Strength
- Floral Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg, Ribs
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Will look good in both
Who is it More Suitable For: Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: This tattoo stands for the loss of that innocence to temptation, much as the serpent took away mankind’s innocence in the Garden of Eden.
- Geometric Snake Tattoo on Leg
Other Locations: Back, Arm
Tattoo Style: Aztec Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: They can inspire fear or disgust in addition to being a sign of danger or cunningness.
- Yellow and Blue Snake Tattoo on Sleeve
Other Locations: Leg. Back
Tattoo Style: Traditional Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Would look good in Black and White as well
Who is it More Suitable For : Men
Author’s Review: This stands for knowledge, power, safety, unpredictableness, intuitiveness, or even malicious intentions.
- Beautiful little snake Tattoo on Back
Other Locations: Ankle, Arm, Leg
Tattoo Style: Dotwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Flowers
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: This lends itself to becoming a symbol of rebirth and transformation.
- Mysterious Snake Tattoo on Sleeve
Other Locations: Leg, Back
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: To embrace the enthusiasm for a skill, a snake coiling around flowers symbolizes endless life rather than only something bad.
- Black and Red Snake Tattoo on Chest
Other Locations: Back
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: It symbolizes the ultimate symbol of temptation.
- Traditional Egyptian Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Back
Tattoo Style: Egyptian Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: The symbol is often seen on the front of the crowns of the Pharaohs and is a symbol of the protective deity Wadjet.
- Small Snake Tattoo on Wrist
Other Locations: Back, Ankle
Tattoo Style: Minimalist Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Flowers
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: It represents both the cyclical cycle of the universe and the varying seasons of existence.
- Shadowy Snake Tattoo on Wrist
Other Locations: Foot
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not Needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: The snakehead is a popular tattoo among individuals who want to display their strength and power since it is a sign of power, whether it is good or bad.
- Vivid Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Back, Leg
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Roses
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in Black and Grey as well
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: Snakes are representations of rebirth, metamorphosis, longevity, and healing because they shed their skin through sloughing.
- Triangular Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Back, Arm, Shoulder
Tattoo Style: Geometric Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Flowers, bones
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in Black and Grey as well
Who is it More Suitable For : Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: It represents Mortality.
- Thorny Green Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Leg, Back
Tattoo Style: Skeleton Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: It symbolizes the most typical representation of death and the annihilation of a person’s bodily and spiritual nature of a skull and a snake.
- Artistic Snake Tattoo on Hand
Other Locations: Foot
Tattoo Style: Minimalist Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Flowers, sun
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Women
Author’s Review: The snake has long been used as a symbol of power, fertility, and rebirth.
- Apple and Snake Tattoo on Belly
Other Locations: Back, Ribs
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in Black and Grey as well
Who is it More Suitable For :Women
Author’s Review: According to the Adam and Eve myth in the Christian Bible, Eve was seduced by a snake into eating a forbidden apple, which resulted in the creation of original sin. Because of this, snakes can stand for vice and temptation.
- Mini Snake Tattoo on Chest
Other Locations: Ankle, Back
Tattoo Style: Minimalist Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Evil eye
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Women
Author’s Review: It represents transformation, wisdom, strength, and good fortune.
- Dagger and Snake Tattoo on Sleeve
Other Locations: Leg, Back, Thigh
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Flowers
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in Black and Grey as well
Who is it More Suitable For: Men
Author’s Review: If a snake is seen encircling a blade, the Roman god Mercury is typically referenced.
- Classic Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Back
Tattoo Style: Chinses Traditional Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Men
Author’s Review: representing longevity and prosperity.
- Pleasant Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Ankle, Collar Bone
Tattoo Style: Minimalist Tattoo Style
Other Elements: not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in Black and Grey as well
Who is it More Suitable For :Women
Author’s Review: The moon tattoo itself denotes mystery because it is high in the sky and takes on a different shape every day. This tattoo indicates that there are many unknowns in life, one of which is ominous like a serpent because the snake also represents mystery.
- Sharp Eye Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Fine Shading Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in Black and Grey as well
Who is it More Suitable For :Men
Author’s Review: The snake eyes tattoo may represent your dangerously magnetic personality, which you exploit to manipulate others and your environment to your advantage.
- Insane Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Arm
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Moon
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For: Men
Author’s Review: It represents Potency and Power.
- Black Snake Tattoo on Back
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Minimalist Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For: Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: It represents luck, knowledge, power, and change.
- Red and Black Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Back
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: Since its venom may bring someone who is close to death back to life, the rattle is a symbol of both death and transformation.
- Geometric Styled Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Dotwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Will look good in Color as well
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: A representation of protection against disease or bad fortune.
- Flower and Snake Tattoo on Sleeve
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Abstract Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in Black and Grey as well
Who is it More Suitable For :Women
Author’s Review: It is a very unique styled snake inside a geometrical triangular figure depicting rebirth.
- Blackwork Snake Tattoo on Leg
Other Locations: Back
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: It is a fully black snake that represents death.
- Luminous Snake Tattoo on Neck
Other Locations: Ankle
Tattoo Style: Minimalist Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in Black and Grey as well
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: This is a Viper snake tattoo that represents children plotting against their parents.
- Gleaming Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Men
Author’s Review: This is a beautifully illustrated tattoo that represents protection from disease or poor fortune.
- Beautiful Framework Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Arm, Back
Tattoo Style: Skeleton Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Men
Author’s Review: The snake’s bones serve as a reminder that even predators perish.
- Measurable Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Ankle, Wrist, neck
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Both men and Women
Author’s Review: These images united in a tattoo stand for rot and death.
- Dynamic Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Sleeve, Leg
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: A Japanese snake tattoo may represent defense against disease or unluck. It can also represent luck, knowledge, power, and change.
- Lively Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Back
Tattoo Style: Japanese Traditional Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: Snakes are known for their tendency to shed, which enables them to repair and regenerate. This has the potential to represent metamorphosis and rebirth. Many people who are looking for a way to symbolize the idea of turning over a new leaf and rebirth connect with the image of a snake shedding its old covering of skin.
- Uroboros Snake Tattoo on Sleeve
Other Locations: Thigh, Back
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Color
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: This depicts valor, victory, or defeating demons or challenges, especially when a dagger or sword is used to stab a snake.
- Fertility Snake Tattoo on Wrist
Other Locations: Each side of the Leg
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Women
Author’s Review: This two-headed snake represented rebirth because it may shed its skin and nearly assume a new physical form. The tattoo of an Aztec snake can also represent vitality, knowledge, and strength.
- Vibrant Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Back, Arm
Tattoo Style: Traditional Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in black and Grey as well
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: the main theme is the meaning of rebirth, or the snake representing the circle of life.
- Vicious Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Wrist, Back
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Men
Author’s Review: This serpent snake represents us with death.
- Blue Black Snake Tattoo on Sleeve
Other Locations: Thigh, Back, Leg
Tattoo Style: Traditional Style Tattoo
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: It will look good in Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Women
Author’s Review: It is often used as a metaphor for love or passion that grows too intense and succumbs to temptation and the loss of innocence. Together, the snake and rose are virtually unstoppable since the serpent is ferocious and tenacious and the rose is gorgeous and lovely.
- Mysterious Snake Tattoo on Arm
Other Locations: Leg
Tattoo Style: Traditional Tattoo Style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Both Men and Women
Author’s Review: This is a beautiful cobra representing intellect energy and cunningness.
- Atrocious Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Wrist, Leg, Back
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Men
Author’s Review: This is a beautiful tattoo that represents power.
- Artistic Snake Tattoo on Body
Other Locations: Leg, Back
Tattoo Style: Blackwork Tattoo style
Other Elements: Not needed
Colors/Black & Grey: Black and Grey
Who is it More Suitable For :Women
Author’s Review: This is a very charming tattoo that represents treachery and betrayal.
The best part about the snake tattoo is that you can add them with any other elements and they will instantly add a touch of mystery to your body art.
