Cultural Tattoos - Marks of
- - Status
- Rank
- Bravery
- Fertility
- Pledges of love
- Punishment or marking slaves and convicts.
Tattooing among females of the of Papua New Guinea began at age 5 & was added to each year the V-shaped tattoo on the chest indicating that she had reached the marrying - 1912 Australia/New Zealand. - Maori tattoos never cross the midline of the face and are tribal in design.
- Originally used to instil fear in invaders, it became a status symbol within the culture.
Today - Bangkok - Magic Tattoo Festival
- Believers get tattoos and pay their respects to the temple's master tattooist. (Monk)
- They believe the tattoos have mystical powers, ward off bad luck and protect them from harm.
- Loved One
- Religious
- Military Service (Flag or country’s symbol like an eagle)
- Just for Fun
PROJECT - You will design a tattoo based on your personal culture
- YES YOU HAVE A CULTURE!!!
Culture - Cultures are what make countries and people unique. Each country and person has different cultural activities and cultural rituals.
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- Cultures are groups with commonalities, big or small.
- Teacher Culture
- Artist Culture
- Canadian Culture
- Skateboard Culture
- School Culture
- Mommy Culture
Your culture is - Who you are
- Your life
- What you do
- Where you come from
- Fill in the handout given to you. Then see me for a good piece of paper.
- This is the first of 2 projects dealing with the tattoo you create so take your time and create something meaningful that you like.
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