The size and detail of the tattoo should match the placement of the tattoo. If you consider each part of the body as its own “canvas,” then it’s easy to see that large and detailed tattoos (like a Japanese design) just won’t fit right on someone’s wrist.

If you're looking for something a bit more undercover, we suggest a rose thigh tattoo or a rose hip tattoo. These areas aren't as noticeable and it can be very easy to either show them off or cover them up.

Rose, the flower of love and passion, is probably the flower that get’s tattooed the most. Still, no matter how often we see it inked on someone’s skin, we can’t but admire it’s beauty. In this collection we’re looking at some amazing designs, their meaning and the best placements.

The best flowers for bigger tattoos: Rose – Bold and versatile, perfect for intricate, detailed designs.; Peony – Full and layered, great for expansive tattoos with depth.; Sunflower – Vibrant and eye-catching, ideal for larger areas.; Lotus – Symbolic and striking, with a natural flow for big designs.; Hibiscus – Tropical and dramatic, perfect for colorful, large-scale tattoos.