The Curated Collection
TATTOO
STYLES
Fine Line
Minimalist and delicate — fine line tattooing uses single or small groupings of needles to create incredibly detailed, thin-lined designs. A preference for those seeking subtle elegance that ages like a drawing on skin.
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Traditional
Bold black outlines and a confident, limited palette. Drawing from maritime and military iconography, Traditional tattooing is timeless and built to last.
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Blackwork
Bold, heavy, and unapologetic. Blackwork encompasses everything from intricate geometric patterns to illustrative dark art — defined by large fields of saturated black ink that command attention.
The Blackwork Collection →
Realism
Achieving the look of a photograph on skin. This style demands immense technical skill to master the subtle gradations of light and shadow without relying on outlines — the result is haunting and permanent.
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Abstract
Breaking every rule of form. Abstract tattoos use non-traditional compositions, expressive brushstroke effects, and distorted figures to create wearable modern art that defies categorisation.
Modernist Archive →Japanese
Irezumi
Rooted in centuries of tradition, Irezumi brings together koi, dragons, peonies, and water waves in bold, flowing compositions designed to wrap the body's natural contours.
Key characteristics
- Bold outlines
- Full body compositions
- Traditional motifs
- Rich black & grey or colour
Watercolour
Fluid, dreamy, and painterly. Watercolour tattoos mimic the soft bleeds and washes of the medium — blurring edges, layering transparency, and capturing movement.
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Neo-Traditional
The bridge between old and new — Neo-Traditional retains the bold outlines of American Traditional but introduces a richer, more varied palette and illustrative detail drawn from Art Nouveau and Art Deco.
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