Shiva Tattoo Designs Ideas for Men and Women

18 Artistic Shiva and Trishul Tattoo Designs For The Devotee in You

There is no doubt about the fact that Lord Shiva / Mahadev / Shankar / Shambhu has become a favorite amongst the youth these days for various, obvious reasons. Whether you are a high on life person or just a pure devotee of the Lord, you need no two reasons to get a tattoo of this cool Lord whose tandav is just as known as his bum-bum-bhole association.

A Lord Shiva Tattoo has come to mean a lot of things and has a lot more importance for people, beyond the 'chillum' aspect of the Lord. From being the most powerful God amongst the Hindu Lords whose third eye opens up an ocean of destruction once opened to being the peaceful Lord, meditating at his mountain top, Lord Mahadev / Shankar has a lot of avatars and admiration of each or any of those is not uncommon.

I'd not need to say anything more to convince you, you're already convinced to get this tattoo and you're just lacking the ideas for it. So let's help you decide which one.

First things first, where to get the tattoo? Can a Shiva Tattoo be just on the back? No. Of course not. Just like every portrait tattoo, it completely depends on the size or the type of portrait you plan to get. Your back, chest, forearm, shoulder - all these areas on your body would be the best to get this tattoo with the ample space available. Then again, it's up to you. Choose the design wisely.

Designs? Well, we've got you covered. You're not a fan of portraits? Well then you don't need to get one. There are amazing Trishul tattoos which you could get which would reflect or represent the same theme, idea or devotion you have for Lord Shiva / Shambhu. From close up, face tattoos of Lord Shiva to serenely sitting or performing his tandav, there are a lot of ideas that you could go for or, just mix a few together to get something attractive and quirky.

Shiva Tattoo Placement Ideas & Designs Inspiration with Meaning

Now, let's just get to it and give you some tattoo inspirations.

Here are 18 Shiva and Trishul tattoo designs images for you to consider for your next tattoo.

 
black and red trishul tattoo on Forearm

Black and Red Shankar's Trishul Tattoo design with damru with abstract, minimal details. Want something abstract in your trishul tattoo without losing the mythical touch? Go for this.

 
simple trishul tattoo on back neck

Simple Trishul Tattoo design for the ones who don't like being mainstream. This is a creative trishul tattoo which isn't over the top at all and is placed at a great area - the nape of the neck. Minimal tattoos like these are great for the nape.

 
detailed trishul tattoo on Arm

Detailed Mahadev's Trishul Tattoo design inclusive of different elements of Lord Shiva. The third eye, the damru and the tripundra (the three horizontal lines on the forehead of Lord Shiva) all artistcally designed in one Trishul.

 
abstract art trishul tattoo design on Forearm

Abstract Art Shankar's Trishul Tattoo design for the ones who show that religiosity has nothing to do with being orthodox or typical. With the abstract art incorporated in this trishul design, it's clear it's pretty cool.

 
calm sitting shiva tattoo on Bicep

Calm Sitting Shiva Tattoo design with the orange inked sun at the backdrop brings in the real feel of the image of Lord Shiva we've always had. When he is calm, of course.

 
meditating shiva tattoo on Bicep

Meditating Shiva Tattoo design with clouds in the backdrop has an intense yet calming look, reflecting the power which Lord Shiva possesses.

 
small meditating shiva tattoo on Forearm

Small Meditating Shiva Tattoo design with such clarity makes you immediately want to get one too! This design is small, doesn't take up much space or need an area like your back, and it is made with clarity. Go for such a design if you plan to get the tattoo on your arm or nape of the neck; basically areas which look attractive with smaller tattoos.

 
shiva black and grey tattoo on Bicep

Shambhu / Shiva Black and Grey Tattoo design for the simple portrait design of Lord Shiva.

 
color calm shiva tattoo Chest

Color, Calm Shiva Tattoo design because color definitely brings in a great effect to any tattoo. The choice of colors can always differ, depending on how you'd want to customize your tattoo.

 
shiva chest tattoo

Shiva Chest Tattoo design purely reflecting that Lord Mahadev / Shambhu is #1.

 
meditating shiva tattoo with chants on Forearm

Meditating Shiva with Chants Tattoo design for a artistic backdrop to your tattoo.

 
angry shiva tattoo on Back

Angry Shiva Tattoo design because it's one of those things he is quite known for. Lord Shiva's anger is something we all want to stay away from and this tattoo would be great if you'd want people to steer clear when you're angry as well.

 
artistic shiva tattoo on Bicep

Artistic Shiva Tattoo design for the people who prefer being unique. This style of tattoo is artistic and definitely something to go for if you want a different aspect in your tattoo which would make it stand out.

 
shiva tandav tattoo on Arm

Shiva Tandav Tattoo design with vibrant colors in the backdrop, making it attractive while maintaining it's essence. Best for those who want color but don't want it to seem over the top.

 
dance of shiva tandav nritya color tattoo on Bicep

Shiva Tandav Nritya color Tattoo design with a great mix of color and power being reflected in the design. With the serpent rolling up on one side and Lord Shiva doing his tandav, this design surely gets a 100 for its pure powerful impact and creativity.

 
shiva tattoo dancing on Bicep

Dancing Shiva Tattoo design which is a perfect mix of Lord Shiva, his trishul and his tandav. For the basic lovers.

 
shiva om balck and grey tattoo on Bicep

Shiva Om Black and Grey Tattoo design for when you want to be minimally artistic. Go for this if you want to turn heads and make people go "wow! This is amazing. How did you come up with this?" because such ideas aren't everywhere.

 
shiva chillum smoking tattoo on Bicep

Shiva Chillum Smoking Tattoo design because it's always 4.20 for some people and the one Lord who wouldn't punish them for it is Lord Shiva.

With so many creative and artistic tattoo ideas, I'm sure you're all set in your mind with your Shiva Tattoo design. A minimal Trishul tattoo or a full on tandav, Lord Shiva tattoo; whatever it is, get to Devilz Tattoos and get it done right away! It's time for bum-bum-bhole.

Estimate for Shiva Tattoo Cost from Artists @ Devilz Tattooz Studio Delhi India

What is Shiva tattoo price range in Delhi India?

The cost of getting a tattoo can vary widely and depends on several factors. Some of the key factors that influence the price range of getting a tattoo are size & complexity, design & detail, artist experience & reputation, tattoo studio location, session time and tattoo shop policies.

It's essential to discuss these factors with your chosen tattoo artist at Devilz Tattoo Studios Delhi, India and get a price estimate before getting started. Remember that quality should be a priority over cost when it comes to something as permanent as a tattoo. Always choose a reputable and professional tattoo artist and studio.

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