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May 25, 2021

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And what do you know about the art of tattooing? Even before the invention of architecture and fashion, our distant ancestors applied drawings to the walls of caves, and tattoos on the skin. Mentions of tattoos can be found in all nations of the world, in ancient times tattoos were used as an amulet and as an ornament. The Greeks tattooed on the skin of their spies, and the Romans tattooed slaves and criminals. Almost all tattoos of that time were the same: they were floral ornaments and drawings in the form of birds or animals. Of particular note are Japanese and Polynesian tattoos in the form of dragons, which were the most popular tattoos until the 90s of the 20th century.

Interestingly, in some eastern countries, tattooed people were treated as saints, because when drawing they had to suffer unbearable pain. In Polynesia, tattoos were often applied with a hammer and needle for several hours, and if a person could not stand the pain, she and her entire family were considered cursed.

During the Middle Ages, the Church destroyed the art of tattooing, considering it a barbaric legacy. However, thanks to the sailor Cook, the tattoo returned to Europe. Cook brought to England a fully tattooed native, this man aroused unprecedented interest and soon the British began to apply small drawings on the body. As a result, this trend spread from England to the whole of Europe. Learn more interesting information from the projects hosted on the advanced OTT platform Vuuzle.TV.

“BEYOND THE TATTOO” – WATCH ON VUUZLE.TV

“Beyond the Tattoo” is a show that tells the stories of people who decided to decorate their bodies with tattoos. In the first series of the TV project “Beyond the Tattoo”, the hosts will visit the bar “Stigma” in Orlando, Florida.

“Every tattoo has its own story. And we are here to tell it. From a radio host and a reality star to a military veteran…, ”the hosts of the show say. 

Why do people decide to get a tattoo and does their life change after that? Watch this on the popular media platform  Vuuzle.TV  in the TV project “Beyond The Tattoo”.

Watch ONLINE and FREE “Beyond The Tattoo” on Vuuzle.TV! 

Author: Ivanna Samotei // Vuuzle Media Corp Chief Content Writer & Public Relations Specialist

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