Month: September 2025

Schools in Cluj and Bucharest have started projects where students research ancient Dacian symbols and design tattoos based on historical motifs. The aim is to […]

In Rabat, Morocco, gender studies programs are revisiting traditional Berber tattoos once worn by women. These tattoos often indicated social status, fertility, or beauty. Students […]

In Auckland, New Zealand, cultural programs are teaching ta moko, the traditional Māori tattooing. Students learn that each design tells a story about ancestry, status, […]

In Santiago, Chile, political science students are analyzing tattoos as forms of protest. From indigenous rights to social justice movements, body art often carries powerful […]

In Amsterdam, Dutch universities are teaching students about the psychology of tattoo design. Classes explore why people choose particular symbols and how tattoos influence self-perception. […]

In Lisbon, Portugal, history classes are including tattoos as part of naval tradition. Sailors often marked their bodies with anchors, compasses, and names of loved […]

In Warsaw, Polish universities are analyzing tattoos in folklore and contemporary literature. From tales of warriors to modern novels, tattoos often symbolize resilience and identity. […]

In Zurich, Swiss medical schools are training students on tattoo-related health concerns. Courses cover allergic reactions, removal methods, and ink safety regulations. Educators argue that […]

NASA engineers are testing special tattoo inks that can monitor astronauts’ hydration, oxygen levels, and radiation exposure during space missions.The tattoos, placed on forearms or […]

In Jakarta, Indonesia, cultural studies programs are preserving traditional tattooing from Borneo and Papua. Students work with communities to archive designs and meanings that are […]