Roses have long been among the most popular tattoos (viaTattMag).
Nearly a hundred years later, the bloom remains at the heart of tattoo designs especially the red rose.
As the symbol for “immortal love,” the significance of red roses dates back to Greek mythology.
As for other colors, pink and black tend to be used frequently in tattoo designs.
AsOvernight Flowersnoted, pink roses are most often associated with femininity, whileblack can symbolize feelings of grief.
But one color that’s frequently used in tattoo designs doesn’t occur in nature: the blue rose.
Attempts to achieve the perfect blue rose are ongoing.
Science Daily noted in 2018 that researchers discovered enzymes in bacteria from white rose petals could be the solution.
For now, many have resigned to making their own blue roses through artwork includingtattoo designs.
