22 Birth Flower Tattoos to Celebrate You

Flowers and butterflies complement each other, as depicted in this subtly shaded artwork. In it, a butterfly seamlessly blends among a bunch of blooming violets.

This design perfectly illustrates how you can further personalize your birth flower tattoo by adding your astrology constellation to the backdrop.

If you're a fan of tender and minimalistic tattoos, this piece, beautifully done in fine-line style, may be right up your alley. The design punctuates the curvy moon outline with a tiny flower drawing strikingly.

This design perfectly displays how versatile a birth flower tattoo can be. As shown here, you can incorporate your spiritual animal, or pet, into your ink by accentuating the insides of their silhouette with your birth flowers.

Arranging your birth flowers in different shapes can help elevate an otherwise plain design, like the one shown here, which positions the gorgeous blue flowers along a heart-shaped outline.

If you want your tattoo to be in a hidden location, behind-the-ear pieces might appeal to you. As demonstrated above, you can opt for a tiny floral drawing to be placed neatly in that space.

One-line pieces look chic, with the continuous line work lending to its polished appearance. So, if you've decided to get your birth flower tattooed, the continuous-line style is worth considering.

The simplicity of this dainty floral tattoo draws us in, so if you want yours in a fine-lined ink style, let this design serve as an inspiration.

If you're grabbing inspiration for your first tattoo and are a bit intimidated, tattoos done in white ink might be a safe option for you. Take this floral design, for example, which features barely-there, nearly invisible ink to outline the petals.

Spine tattoos look ultra chic and are a great alternative if you want yours in a somewhat hidden location. This design effortlessly meshes birth flowers with the moon and a cursive script as it runs along the spine.

Add a touch of realism to you birth flower tattoo with birds surrounding the design. The one shown here features two hummingbirds near a variety of flowers like hibiscus and orchid in similar hues of red for a cohesive look.

Get a birth flower bouquet corresponding to your loved one's birth month if you're looking for a meaningful piece. Additionally, including a variety of flowers adds fullness to the overall design.

This design mimics a three-dimensional paint stroke and uses the space within to include flowers. It offers a refreshing and unique approach to birth flower tattoos. Additionally, you can pick the ink color that complements the tiny flowers inside.

If you want to add a pop of color to your ink, this hyper-realistic tattoo is the way to go. Though it features hibiscus flowers, you can easily recreate this with your birth flower.

As shown in this piece, you can bring your favorite word or quote into the mix by embedding them into your birth flower tattoos.

To dedicate a piece to your loved ones, you can even include their names in cursive font alongside their respective birth flowers, as shown in this design.

If you are searching for detailed and sizable tattoo inspiration, look no further. This intricate design features a birth flower alongside a positive affirmation, perfect for those who wants their tattoos to reflect empowering reminders.

Flower head designs are an instant eye-catcher, much like the one shown here. You can easily personalize your piece based on your birth flower and the size you want it to be.

Infinity symbols are a timeless tattoo option for a good reason. This design allows you to creatively weave your birth flower into the looping curves of the infinity symbol, and you can even add a word or two in the middle.

This piece instantly grabs your attention, from its hyperrealistic, multi-dimensional appearance to its bold color usage. Give your birth flower an illusion of a planet, as shown above, if you want a statement-worthy tattoo.

Music lovers can opt for this design that features a floral pattern accented by a treble symbol in the backdrop.

With the help of light shading, geometric lines, and dot work, this piece introduces some dimension to your birth flower tattoo, featuring a lotus flower in the center.

Ina Bansal is a contributor at PS, where she writes for the Beauty vertical.