570+ Awesome Medusa Tattoos Designs With Meaning and Symbolism

Medusa tattoos are motivated by Greek folklore. It is frustrating to see that a culture that once gave us thinkers like Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, or more all DIOGENES is currently battling monetarily and socially. Every one of the motion pictures, music, and tattoos that are propelled by Greek folklore let us know that how powerful old Greeks have been.

Medusa Tattoos ideas and Placement

There are several designs of Medusa tattoos that you can try. You should know that Medusa had two other sisters as well namely – Stheno and Euryale. Many people love to have a tattoo of the three Gorgon sisters. You also can try that.

If you choose the three sisters tattoo then you need to have it in medium to large size on your chest or back.

However, if you only choose the medusa tattoo then you can try it in small size on your hands, thigh, neck, or even near your collar bone. A woman can try the design on their stomach as well.  Also please don’t try to base your medusa tattoo on any celebrity.  You can find many medusa tattoo designs that are based on the appearance of Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie.

We have chosen here the best medusa tattoos designs that will suit both men and women. Check out this photo gallery of 170+ medusa tattoos.

Medusa Tattoo Designs

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Realistic Medusa Tattoo

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Why Medusa Tattoos are Popular?

Medusa is one popular character from Greek Mythology that is already rich in heroes like Hercules and Achilles. It is a commonly known fact that other cultures like Romans and Vikings were inspired by Greek mythology and based many of their mythological heroes strikingly similar to greek heroes.

Medusa too has a roman counterpart which is known as Gorgo. You base your tattoo design on any of the versions that you like. However, Medusa is globally known and has some unique attributes that can change the meaning of the tattoo design.

Medusa is a unique tattoo choice for a person since the character has many evil characteristics and is often cited as a demonic creature. A medusa tattoo can also send a wrong message to people due to its pure evil character traits. However, if done correctly then a medusa tattoo can be used to describe that all that is beautiful in the world is not worth running after.

Medusa Tattoo Meaning

Medusa tattoos can have certain unique meanings and here are some that you can try to improvise and blend in your tattoo design –

Lust – Medusa was described as a siren that would lure sailors and lost wanderers using her beauty and then kill them so that she can stay young forever. Your tattoo design can signify the same.

You can add a word or a quote to your tattoo that will show that you are aware that everything attractive is not meant for you.

Two Faces – There are many short stories in greek and roman culture where it was implied that Medusa would usually greet people as an innocent woman but will show her true intentions once the person comes to her lair.

This can be interpreted that Medusa was a two-faced person who would hide her true intentions behind her fake smile and warm greetings. You can show this in your tattoo design which would imply that you too have been betrayed by fake people.

Venom – One of the most popular and striking features of Medusa is that he had a venomous snake on her head in place of hairs. This is one of the major reasons that inspire people to get a medusa tattoo.

The venomous snake on her head can be used to show the fake people that you have encountered in your life.

Sex Appeal – You can not expect a character that is known for her sex appeal to be dull and boring. Many women like to choose medusa tattoos to imply that they are as attractive as the Greek goddess herself

Conclusion

Medusa is not the only Greek mythological character that is popular. You can browse among other Greek heroes as well and try to find one that can define your personality. We have covered almost all popular Greek tattoo designs. You can share this post on Facebook as it will help to immortalize our Greek heroes.

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