Tattoo Projects

The Art of Irezumi in Motion

Each tattoo is a journey through tradition and composition, where modern technique meets Zen-inspired balance.

Recent Works

Contemporary Expressions of Japanese Tattoo

Ongoing creations that explore the harmony between myth, nature, and the evolving aesthetics of Gendai Irezumi.

Legacy Projects

The Timeless Path of Irezumi

A collection of completed journeys - each tattoo standing as a quiet testament to discipline, balance, and enduring tradition.

Koi-Dragon. Mystical Creature of Japanese Art.
by George Bardadim 14 July 2024
Ryuugyo.
Tattoo
by George Bardadim 21 June 2024
Cultural Significance and Connection with Traditional Japanese Art Forms
A shirtless man with a full sleeve tattoo on his arm.
by George Bardadim 20 May 2024
Poppy Flowers and Skull-Looking Rocks
More Legacy …

Every journey leaves a trace - not to be repeated, but to be remembered. The art lives on in silence, carrying the essence of all that came before.

F.A.Q.

  • What are Tattoo Projects?

    They are curated journeys that show how each Irezumi work evolves from concept to completion, reflecting tradition, anatomy, and Zen-inspired composition.

  • What is the difference between Recent Works and Legacy Projects?

    Recent Works feature newly completed tattoos that represent the studio’s current artistic direction.

    Legacy Projects present earlier completed works that continue to define the foundation, discipline, and long-term vision of the studio.

  • Can I request a project similar to one I see here?

    Every tattoo is created uniquely for the client. Past projects may inspire, but designs are never repeated.

  • Why do some projects focus on specific themes like flowers, rocks, or mythic creatures?

    These elements come from classical Japanese iconography and express symbolic meaning, balance, and narrative within traditional Irezumi composition.

  • Do projects include only full sleeves?

    Most projects focus on large-scale work such as sleeves because they follow traditional Irezumi structure and anatomy, though other formats appear when they align with the concept.

  • How can I start my own project?

    Begin with a consultation through the Booking page. Together we define the concept, placement, and direction rooted in Japanese tattoo tradition.

    Booking page ➜