Small Unalome Temporary Tattoo - Set of 3
Tiny unalome temporary tattoo.
| Nº of tattoos | 3 |
| Size | 0.6 in / 1.5 cm (height) |
Unalomes designs come in a variety of shapes and different sizes, giving you a lot of flexibility when it comes to placement options. This small unalome temporary tattoo is a symbol that represents success over the challenges and hardships that life throws our way.
The unalome symbol is sacred in both Buddhism and Hinduism, holding a similar meaning in both beliefs. Each one of us walks a unique path in life and the different elements in the unalome represent this journey.
Curved lines at the bottom of this icon symbolize the various obstacles and hardships we overcome throughout our lives. The journey leads to the highest part of the symbol, which stands for enlightenment. Finally, the three fading dots represent the end of the path and they remind us not to be afraid of the next stage of our spiritual expedition.
In addition to the above, people that practice Hinduism see the unalome as a representation of Lord Shiva’s third eye. Known as The Destroyer, Shiva is the supreme Hindu god and is in charge of eliminating challenges in our lives. By removing or destroying these challenges, we’ll obtain the clarity needed to make decisions that put us on the right path.
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DETAILS
- A regular Tatteco lasts 2-5 days on average. A semi-permanent Tatteco, around 14 days.
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- We suggest placing the Tatteco on oil-free areas where the skin does not stretch and keeping them clean!
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- Safe, FDA-compliant, created using eco-friendly materials, such as soy-based inks and non-toxic adhesives
- Tattecos come in sets, perfect for experimenting with different placements, trying out a matching tattoo or sharing one with a friend
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