CUSTOM TATTOOS IN POLYNESIAN STYLE
Tell your own story with this style of tattoos including symbols of family, wisdom, freedom, ancestors, achievement, union, marriage and more…

Polynesian tattoos are the most requested by the visitors/clients of this website of unique tattoos.
I love to create this style of tattoos!
I’m Juno: professional tattoo designer: It will be a pleasure to create a CUSTOM TATTOO for you!


POLYNESIAN SLEEVE TATTOOS
Tattoos in Polynesian style with symbols of strenght, wisdom, love, family, rebirth, ocean waves, tiki faces, shark teeth, spearheads and personal symbols to teell the story of each client.

Get your tattoo in these simple steps:
- Send me an Easy Tattoo Form and tell me what tattoo you want
- Get a free quote (and some suggestions, if needed)
- If you agree, I send you the draft for your tattoo*.
- If the tattoo looks as you wish, I email you the finished tattoo design and stencil in high resolution, ready to be inked in any tattoo shop.
*Usually, due to my years of experience designing tattoos, you will see your tattoo ready in the first draft. Of course, I will make all the modifications until the tattoo looks as you want. No revision limits.
How much does a custom tattoo cost?
A tattoo design cost is determined by the style and tattoo size/body area.
GET A FREE QUOTE ON THE TATTOO YOU WANT: take 2 minutes to find out the cost of your tattoo
SEND ME YOUR REQUEST
Or email me if you prefer. Also, you can add a couple of reference pictures about the style and/or designs that you prefer for your tattoo.
Polynesian tattoo symbols
But…what is the meaning of Polynesian symbols in tattoos?
The different Polynesian symbols represent ideas, aspirations, and desires, for the future and the present, for oneself and one’s loved ones; but they also speak to us about the past, about the history of each person who wishes to have a Polynesian tattoo.
Check out some Polynesian symbols and their meanings about wisdom, ancestors, rebirth, abundance, love, family and more…
POLYNESIAN TATTOO STYLES
Samoan, Maori, Marquesan and Tahitian tattoo styles: see some brief information about each style and their differences