Konvensyen Tattoo Di Israel (25pics)

abgsedapmalam · Post time 12-2-2014 09:47 PM

Tattoo convention in Tel Aviv, Israel

Inspired by the global phenomenon of international tattoo conventions, the Israeli Body Art Society produced the second ever Tattoo convention in Israel, taking place in Tel Aviv.

A customer getting tattooed during the II edition of the Israeli Tattoo convention. In Israel, tattooing has been less common than in Europe and America, for several possible reasons, one of which is Jewish religious prohibitions.

Over the past 10 years there’s been a notable growth in the tattoo industry in Israel, with more new studios and artists promoting the art.

Shai Piercer, one of the organizers of the Israeli Tattoo convention, piercing a custumer.

A customer getting tattooed during the II edition of the Israeli Tattoo convention. In Israel, tattooing has been less common than in Europe and America, for several possible reasons, one of which is Jewish religious prohibitions.

A woman showing her Star of David tattoo, symbol of the Jewish people.

A customer getting tattooed during the II edition of the Israeli Tattoo convention. In Israel, tattooing has been less common than in Europe and America, for several possible reasons, one of which is Jewish religious prohibitions.

Over the past 10 years there’s been a notable growth in the tattoo industry in Israel, with more new studios and artists promoting the art.

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A customer getting tattooed during the II edition of the Israeli Tattoo convention. In Israel, tattooing has been less common than in Europe and America, for several possible reasons, one of which is Jewish religious prohibitions.

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The Israel Suicide Suspension team was formed by Liron Mor in Tel Aviv in 2009. “Of course it’s an art: it begins with the placement of the hooks and the rigging and continues with the person flying in the air. Seeing art in the air is beautiful. ”.

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The Israel Suicide Suspension team was formed by Liron Mor in Tel Aviv in 2009. “Of course it’s an art: it begins with the placement of the hooks and the rigging and continues with the person flying in the air. Seeing art in the air is beautiful. ”.

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A customer getting pierced during the II edition of the Israeli Tattoo convention.

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Over the past 10 years there’s been a notable growth in the tattoo industry in Israel, with more new studios and artists promoting the art.

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A couple displaying sad-maso equipment during the II edition of the Israeli Tattoo convention.

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A customer getting tattooed during the II edition of the Israeli Tattoo convention. In Israel, tattooing has been less common than in Europe and America, for several possible reasons, one of which is Jewish religious prohibitions.

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A customer getting tattooed during the II edition of the Israeli Tattoo convention. In Israel, tattooing has been less common than in Europe and America, for several possible reasons, one of which is Jewish religious prohibitions.

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Over the past 10 years there’s been a notable growth in the tattoo industry in Israel, with more new studios and artists promoting the art.

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Over the past 10 years there’s been a notable growth in the tattoo industry in Israel, with more new studios and artists promoting the art.

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Over the past 10 years there’s been a notable growth in the tattoo industry in Israel, with more new studios and artists promoting the art.

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Over the past 10 years there’s been a notable growth in the tattoo industry in Israel, with more new studios and artists promoting the art.

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Over the past 10 years there’s been a notable growth in the tattoo industry in Israel, with more new studios and artists promoting the art.

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Over the past 10 years there’s been a notable growth in the tattoo industry in Israel, with more new studios and artists promoting the art.

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A customer getting tattooed during the II edition of the Israeli Tattoo convention. In Israel, tattooing has been less common than in Europe and America, for several possible reasons, one of which is Jewish religious prohibitions.

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Inspired by the global phenomenon of international tattoo conventions, the Israeli Body Art Society produced the second ever Tattoo convention in Israel, taking place in Tel Aviv.

For a long time, tattoos have not not been particularly popular in Israel, partly because they aroused the memory of serial numbers the Nazis tattooed on the left arms of death-camp inmates, and also because of Jewish religious prohibitions.
Over the past 10 years there’s been a notable growth in the tattoo industry in Israel, with more new studios and artists promoting the art.
The first convention took place last year on Dec 13th, featuring over 25 shops from all over Israel, a show by the first Israeli suspension crew Suicide Team and over 20 local bands and merchants of the alternative nature.

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Laura ChiesaTel Aviv, Israel, Middle East
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Artemesiaa · Post time 12-2-2014 10:36 PM

Gigih memasing nak berbatik

amyainsamad · Post time 13-2-2014 10:47 AM

xsakit ke???

Dewa19XKangen · Post time 13-2-2014 11:01 AM

xda agama,bukan islam xpa ja buat gitu,lantak dia la,jangan orang islam ja buat,panjang cerita jadi..

brown_pupil · Post time 13-2-2014 11:12 AM

xberapa gemar org yang 'over' tattoo ni.. mcm semak jer...

popjack · Post time 13-2-2014 11:44 AM

aku boleh kata suke gak tato ni
sbb mmg cun la kesenian dia
tp pikir balik at the end
corpses bertato ni reput gak dlm tanah
lebih cpt proses reputan berbanding non tato..skin
so x yah g tato ahh...x de trend mane pun
org aboriginal pon bertato gak, ape nk heran.

shogun77 · Post time 13-2-2014 12:52 PM

zetty1978 · Post time 13-2-2014 02:45 PM

teringat plak satu cite dlm astro yg worst tattoo tuh ..
merana oi seumur hidup kalau tukang buat tuh lukis ntah hapa2 kat badan ko ..
mcm2 yg lawak ditunjukkan, padan muka nak sgt tato kat badan kan ..