Traditional tattooing refers to a style of body art that has deep cultural roots and often features bold lines, vibrant colors, and iconic imagery. This form of tattooing is commonly associated with specific cultures, such as the Sailor tattoos of the early 20th century, which often included symbols like anchors and swallows. Traditional tattoos typically convey meaningful messages or represent personal beliefs. The techniques used in traditional tattooing have been passed down through generations, often involving hand-poked methods or the use of simple machines. Artists focus on creating designs that are both visually striking and rich in symbolism, making traditional tattoos a significant form of self-expression and cultural identity.