It is quite remarkable and shows a Maori elder with an intricate moko (facial tattoo) and wearing a large pounamu (greenstone or New Zealand jade) tiki around his neck. Art critics have called the ...

Jax Taylor 's tattoo collection has officially grown by one more. The Valley cast member is known to sport some serious ink — ...

Swerve Strickland channels Cody Rhodes with a bold neck tattoo! Is this the game-changing ink we didn't know we needed? 💥💀 #Wrestling #Tattoo #SwerveStrickland #CodyRhodes #GameChanger #Inked #WWE # ...

Amapiano star Sir Trill added another tattoo on his body. This time the word “Ghost” is boldly written on his neck. This is not his first tattoo as the “Nkantin” hitmaker already has ...

Neck tattoos have become a popular and bold form of self-expression. They go beyond aesthetics, often carrying deep and sometimes cool meanings. Among these trendy designs are neck tattoos for ...

Discovery-backed drama that claims to be the first primetime series in which 30% of the dialog will be in the Maori language. The eight-part series tells the stories of five people whose worlds ...

Ms Ashby has a mandala tattoo along her hairline and a sea creature design on her neck — something she had gotten for her 60th birthday due to the fact she has alopecia. She was surprised ...

I’m an ocean person, I swim every morning in summer in Glenelg so (the neck tattoo) is just about me. “Its just ridiculous, so many people have facial tattoos these days but they’re not ...

She is not alone. Today more American women than men have tattoos — 38 percent of women vs. 27 percent of men, according to Pew Research Center. Overall, nearly a third of Americans have at ...

When it comes to commemorating cherished memories, body artwork provides a unique way to make a statement via matching tattoos. From sibling tattoos to twin BFF ink, sharing a special moment with ...

In an effort to get around the ban, she had also taken to wearing a variety of wigs to disguise herself. However, a distinctive tattoo on her neck meant that staff were able to easily recognise her.