Inked Mag Staff

September 8th, 2014

Sword Tattoos

Any sort of image that symbolizes danger seems to be a popular choice for a tattoo. So it should come as no surprise that there are a lot of sword…

Any sort of image that symbolizes danger seems to be a popular choice for a tattoo. So it should come as no surprise that there are a lot of sword tattoos. Even if the weapon’s heyday has passed, swords are still visually beautiful. Be careful not to hurt yourself when checking out this gallery of sword tattoos, swords are sharp!

These swords tattooed by Marcin Surowiec would make any pirate proud.

This wolf is an unfortunate recipient of the business end of a sword in this cool tattoo by Kamil Czapiga. 

Woah, can you believe this tattoo by John Barrett is real?

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This badass tattoo was inked by Scott Move. 

That’s a tiny sword.

We wonder if the owner of this tattoo featuring William Wallace’s sword is getting ready to vote for Scotland’s independence.

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Yikes!

We love this old-timey sword swallower.

Is there anything more dangerous than a dagger made out of a snake? We certainly hope not.

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The owner of this Shards of Narsil tattoo must be a huge Tolkien fan.

This painful looking (but brilliant) tattoo was inked by Michael Norris. 

This fantastic chest piece was done by Mitch Allenden. 

Seth Wood tattooed this sword crushing the skull of a long dead Roman soldier.

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This pointed blade was tattooed by Grez. 

Alice Carrier tattooed this beautiful sword and rose.

We know that technically they aren’t swords, but lightsabers are still pretty damn cool.

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