Dragons were perceived as powerful, protective, and fearsome, and they were valued for their warlike qualities. They were often protectors of a treasure, and from this they can be symbolic of a most valiant defender. They were also sometimes terrorizers of the people, symbols of satanic evil. One of the highest achievements of a hero in medieval legend was the slaying of a dragon, as in the story of St. George, where the victory over the dragon, was a symbolic victory of Christianity. Thus the dragon as a heraldic charge may signify the faith, strength and selfless courage needed to battle the overwhelmingly powerful, and evil dragon.
A dragon tattoo symbolizes many different things depending on the culture. For the most part it is a symbol of power, courtage, streangth, or strong will.
A dragon tattoo can symbolize a couple of meanings depending on the type of dragon. In medieval times dragons were said to be used by kings to guard sacred treasures in caves. Only the one who slayed the dragon could obtain the treasures he protected. Dragons were said to be so protective of the treasures that even the king could not reclaim his treasure unless he slayed the dragon. In Japanese culture the dragon is said to be a symbol of supernatual powers. With incredible strength and a hidden wisdom. It was said the only way to journey past a dragon was to answer its riddles.
The dragon tattoo means you were old enogh to get it but not old enough to understand the true meaning. The dragon itself is a free and fearless being. So the tattooing of it repercents your self of being free and fearless with life choices.
That may be one meaning, but it isn't the only. Don't criticize because you yourself do not know the entire meaning. Dragons also represent power. They were used for protection. Therefore, putting a dragon on yourself may be symbolism of it protecting you. Also, if they were "free and fearless" why were they confined to one area or castle to protect or guard?
It means you like dragons enough to tattoo it on your body idiot. Theres no rhyme or reason. I got mine cuz I always felt a compulsion to get a huge dragon tattoo on my back.
In oriental culture the Dragon is a female sign that represents the defender and the Tiger is a male sign signifying the aggressor. The Dragon and the Tiger are interpreted in the same way as Yin and...
The Tiger is a male sign signifying the aggressor and the Dragon is a female sign that represents the defender. They are like Yin and Yang - two opposites who need each other to provide balance.
yellow or gold is the colour of the most powerful Chinese dragonsthats why i got my tattoo yellow the other colour depend on where the dragon livesie aquatic blue
A dragon tattoo symbolizes strength, courage and beauty. Even though dragons are seen as quite fierce creatures they are strong and fearless, beautiful and colourful.
The koi fish in Japanese folklore represents the overcoming of obstacles, because the koi fish travels up the yellow river and when it comes to the end of the river it transforms into the dragon;...