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Fine Line
The art of restraint. Fine line tattooing uses a single needle to create designs of extraordinary delicacy. Botanicals, portraits, abstract forms that feel more like illustrations than tattoos. Whisper-thin and quietly breathtaking.
Perfect for wrists, collarbones, ribcage, ankles. Ideal for first-timers who want something elegant without committing to bold ink. One of the most requested styles by international clients.
Best placement: Wrist · Collarbone · Ribcage · Ankle · Finger
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Blackwork
No colour. No compromise. Blackwork is pure ink at its most decisive. Bold, architectural, unapologetic. Whether illustrative, geometric, or purely abstract, blackwork commands attention without asking for it.
Covers well, ages beautifully, and works with virtually every skin tone. A statement piece that grows more impressive with every year it settles into the skin.
Best placement: Chest · Back · Sleeve · Thigh · Calf
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Japanese
Traditional
Centuries of iconography, carried on skin. Dragons, koi, tigers, chrysanthemums, crashing waves. Japanese tattooing draws from a visual language so deep it carries meaning before a single line is drawn. Irezumi — the art of inserting colour — is one of the oldest and most respected tattooing traditions in the world.
Bangkok is one of the best cities in the world to get Japanese tattooing, and Yawan is among the best studios in Bangkok to get it.
Best placement: Sleeve · Back · Chest · Thigh
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Neo-Traditional
The lineage, updated. Neo-traditional takes the bold outlines and structured composition of classic tattooing and reimagines them with a contemporary palette, exaggerated proportions, and illustrative flair. More colour, more depth, more personality.
Florals, portraits, animals, mythological figures — all rendered with a painterly richness that makes them pop off the skin. A bridge between the timeless and the current.
Best placement: Upper arm · Thigh · Chest · Back
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Minimalist
Sometimes less is everything. Minimalist tattooing strips away everything but the essential. A single line, a small symbol, a word placed exactly right. The result is something that feels inevitable, as if it were always meant to be there.
Popular with first-timers and seasoned collectors alike. The most wearable style. Goes with everything, stays relevant forever. Tiny enough to hide, beautiful enough to show.
Best placement: Finger · Behind ear · Ankle · Inner wrist · Nape
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Geometric
& Mandala
Precision as a spiritual practice. Geometric tattooing transforms mathematical forms into something almost meditative — circles, triangles, sacred geometry, mandalas that expand outward from a single point. Symmetrical, structured, and strangely calming to sit in the chair for.
Works at any scale, from a small wrist mandala to a full chest piece that commands a room. One of the most requested styles by female tourists visiting Bangkok.
Best placement: Chest · Sternum · Forearm · Shoulder · Hand
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Thai Style
/ Sak Yant
Sacred geometry, ancient script, and spiritual meaning. Sak Yant is uniquely Thai and uniquely powerful. Each design carries a specific blessing: protection, luck, love, prosperity. The master chooses what you need. The design chooses you.
Want the full Sak Yant experience? Take our day trip. Hotel pickup, a genuine master, and an authentic Thai lunch included. Bangkok doesn't get more real than this.
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Dotwork
Every dot placed. Every dot intentional. Dotwork tattooing builds images through stippling — individual points of ink that combine to create shading, texture, and tone without a single line. The result looks almost digital up close, and breathtaking from a distance.
Pairs beautifully with geometric forms and mandalas. Slow to apply and deeply meditative to receive — a tattoo that rewards patience from artist and client alike.
Best placement: Forearm · Chest · Back · Ribcage · Hand
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Micro
Realism
The impossible made permanent. Micro realism pushes technical skill to its absolute limit — achieving photographic detail in a space the size of a postage stamp. A tiny portrait that actually looks like someone. A miniature animal with fur you could almost touch.
It demands a steady hand and a gifted eye. We have both. If you want something tiny that stops people mid-sentence, this is the style.
Best placement: Wrist · Inner arm · Ankle · Behind ear · Collarbone
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Black & Grey
Realism
The closest a tattoo can get to a photograph. Realism demands absolute mastery. Light, shadow, depth, and texture must be captured with surgical precision in black and grey ink alone. The result is a portrait that breathes.
Portraits, animals, landscapes, still lifes. If you can photograph it, it can be tattooed in realism. One of the most technically demanding styles we offer, and one of the most rewarding to wear.
Best placement: Thigh · Upper arm · Back · Chest
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Lettering
/ Script
The right words in the right place can change everything. Script tattooing is deceptively demanding — smooth curves, consistent weight, perfect spacing, all in ink that must last a lifetime.
Whether it's a name, a date, a line of poetry, or a single word that means everything, we get the letterforms right. No rushed script. No wonky baseline. Just words that belong on skin.
Best placement: Forearm · Ribcage · Collarbone · Spine · Wrist
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Illustrative
Where drawing meets tattooing. Illustrative style sits between realism and abstraction — detailed, expressive, and unmistakably hand-crafted. Think graphic novel, concept art, hand-rendered illustration brought permanently to life.
If you have a reference or an idea that doesn't fit neatly into another category, this is probably it. Illustrative is the most versatile style we offer — almost anything is possible.
Best placement: Thigh · Upper arm · Back · Chest · Forearm
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