Back tattoos

The lower back, spinal or lumber area of the body lends itself very well to this type of body art. Tribal designs are generally a single dark color intertwined into an exaggerated V shape.
They can be more eye-catching with the addition of symbols or motifs or some color into the
pattern.

	Selection number one. Back tattoos 1-12. Tribal designs incorporating dragons, butterflies and the Japanese script of Kanji.
	Selection number two. Photos 13-24. A goldfish another butterfly tribal design and a pair of eyes as part of a face.
	Selection number three. Photos 25-36. A stylized cat and a Celtic knot are included in this lower back tattoo picture gallery.
	Selection number four. Photos 37-48. Breaching Dolphins with a tribal pattern in the background and a similar design with roses.
	Selection number five. Photos 49-60. Mainly photos of monochrome traditional tribal designs for the lower back.
	Selection number six. Photos 61-72. Some Angel wings on the pelvis and a Celtic knot in a star design can be found here.
	Selection number seven. Photos 73-84. A lotus flower is a common eastern mystical symbol that is often incorporated in a lower back design.
	Selection number eight. Photos 85-96. A butterfly can be easily incorporated in to a back tattoo due to its symmetry.
	Selection number nine. Photos 97-108. Monochrome tribal designs can include isolated splashes of color.
	Selection number ten. Photos 109-120. Lower back tattoo designs can be very ornate even with just a single color.

Back tattoos

Selection number one. Back tattoos 1-12. Tribal designs incorporating dragons, butterflies and the Japanese script of Kanji.

Selection number one. Back tattoos 1-12.
Tribal designs incorporating dragons, butterflies and the Japanese script of Kanji.