Hellfire is the perfect element that can be contained within such a tattoo. Hades’s dark and broody nature can be perfectly immortalized in ink with some rather simple elements that can accompany any such tattoo. Regardles of the specific meaning, a Hades tattoo is likely to be a deeply personal and meaningful symbol for those who choose to wear it.
Some people may see it as a tribute to Greek mythology, while others may see it as a powerful symbol of death and rebirth, or as a representation of the mysteries that lie beyond this life. Overal, the meaning of a Hades tattoo will depend on the individual who wears it and the specific context in which it is placed. A Hades tattoo may include these elements, or it may feature other symbols asociated with the god, such as his helmet, which made him invisible, or his chariot, which was drawn by black horses. In terms of symbolism, Hades is often depicted holding a key or a staff, both of which are symbols of his power and authority over the underworld. In this way, a Hades tattoo could simbolize both the end of life and the potential for new beginnings, as well as the abundance and prosperity that can come with change. However, Hades is also asociated with wealth, as the underworld was believed to be a place where great riches were kept. As such, Hades is often associated with death and the end of life. In Greek mythology, Hades was known as the ruler of the underworld, a realm where the souls of the dead went after their time on earth was over.
In a way, a Hades Tattoo would represent an acceptance of the frailty of life, and of the new beginnings following after. He is often depicted as only a head, or with his trident, sometimes along with storms, the sea, ships, or horses.Hades was known to be there at the end of your journey, whether you embrace it or not. Black and grey Poseidon back piece by Arthur James Blow at Inkredible Kreations Poseidon and octopus leg piece by Break Neck BradĪs a tattoo, Poseidon is most often tattooed in black and grey/realism.
Poseidon also famously wields a trident which, when banged on the ground was said to create earthquakes. Poseidon is also the reason Medusa was turned into a monster, as he raped her in the house of Athena, who then turned her into the monster we know. Hyper realistic Poseidon and lightning by Jotapee Tattoo in Sao Paulo Poseidon head by Chai Ketsiam in Thailand When the gods defeated the Titans, the three brothers, Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon played a game of chance to decide who would rule where Zeus got the sky, Hades the underworld, and Poseidon the sea. Linework Poseidon and trident by Tatuador Nunes Line and dot work Poseidon by Daniela X Garcia at Sinistra Tattoo Though others believe Poseidon, along with Zeus, were not swallowed but were hidden by their mother Rhea instead. Hyper realistic Poseidon and tiger by Bora Mesut Palas at Freak Tattoo Studio in Istanbul Black and grey Poseidon by Sal EliasĪccording to mythology, Poseidon was the son of Cronus and Rhea, and (some believe) was swallowed by Cronus along with Hades, Demeter, Hestia, and Hera. Also considered one of the most temperamental and vengeful gods (hence the existence of storms). Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, storms, earthquakes, and horses.
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