Meaning of Rose Tattoos
















































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The rose has a long and storied history as a symbol in various cultures. In ancient mythology, roses were often associated with goddesses of love and beauty, such as Aphrodite and Venus. During the Middle Ages, roses were used as a symbol of secrecy, known as 'sub rosa,' meaning 'under the rose,' to denote confidentiality. In the context of tattoos, roses became popular among sailors in the early 20th century, symbolizing love and remembrance for loved ones left behind. Over time, the rose tattoo has evolved to become a versatile symbol, representing a wide range of emotions and concepts.