It's flower time! 🌹
(Until summer ends)
#8 - Flower Bouquet
You may think this is the typical classic, boring flower bouquet, but nothing could be further from the truth. This yet elegant floral composition was a true revolution at the end of 18th century*. Now overshadowed by other (arguably) more current styles, it still embodies the silent claim for a spot in your daily, avant-garde look.
#7 - Red Rose
The red rose is the flower of all flowers, the symbol of love by excellence. And now you can wear it forever temporarily tattooed on your skin. Curiously, this design is based on the work "Pink Rose" by Georgius Jacobus Johannes, painted in the 18th century. Now it's not even pink. Time changes everything.
#6 - Pink Anemone
When we started to work on this design, none of us knew what an Anemone was —we like flowers, but we are not botanists after all. To tell the truth, now we can't live without it. This is one of our most poppy designs, and believe it or not, it's based on a late 1700s black and white engraving. Now it's ready to impress the 21st century, too.
They Look Like This.
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#4 - Japanese Magnolia
This piece of delicate Japanese art (1933) was rescued from the Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum's paint collection, then adapted to become this elegant, intimate Magnolia tattoo. Definitely one of the classiest items in our store, and the best accessory for your night (and day) look.
They Say.
I got it for a wedding and it looked so wonderful. This photo was taken the day after and it was still perfect. Thank you! [Translated Comment].
Awesome stuff. Honestly, I thought it was going to be some lousy sticker, but it's top-notch. We had loads of fun! Thanks a lot!
Tats in Motion
#3 - Rose With Thorns🥉
The first metal goes to this unusual rose. Painted in the late 1600s and now re-shaped as a Tempo Tattoo, Rose with Thorns is raw nature at its finest. That's why we choose it as our top pick for this weird unusual summer: the finest of the flowers served as it comes, with the roughness of its sharp thorns. Now it can be yours.
#2 - Tulips 🥈
In the runner-up position we find these artsy Tulips. This flower is a symbol of spring and -unofficially- the national flower of the Netherlands, but its natural beauty belongs to all us. These Tulips painted by the German artist Jacob Marrel (1637) -then slightly adapted by Tempo Tattoo-, will definitely freshen up your summer look by a few degrees. For this, and for your love shown by you all, it moves from the 3rd place to the second spot!
#1 - Blue Iris 🥇
And here's our winner! This Iris Flower design is our most popular —and best selling! 🔥— tattoo. It is inspired by a real drawing from the XVI century, now re-thought especially for this summer, it is ready to flourish in your skin. With this electric blue color —by the way, extremely rare in nature— it is impossible to go unnoticed. For it's uniqueness, and for all your upvotes, it's up to the 1st spot.
What They Think.
I liked the concept and wanted to try, so I bought a tattoo. I didn't have much expectations, but it was a big surprise! I loved it, and my friends too. 😊 [Translated Comment]
It was a gift from my daughter. I've never seen anything like it, but it looks very interesting! [Translated Comment]
I don't know what to say. [Translated comment]
Some Facts.
What's a Tempo Tattoo?
It's a non-permanent image that can be placed on your skin and will last for a few days. It is applied using a special sticky paper.
How long do they last?
It depends on several factors, but our Tempo Tattoos may last up to 10-15 days. They can be removed easily, though.
They are safe!
Manufactured in the European Union —more specifically in Spain—, our temporary tattoos comply with all cosmetic regulations.
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