Tattoos and Piercings - Tradition, Fashion or Personal?

Author(s)	Soujanya Hediyal, Rachana Santosh, Roshni Ranpahli, Ruchitha N
Country	India
Abstract	Tattoos and Piercings were considered cultural and religious value from eras. Indian tribes especially used these concepts as a tool of identification or segregation. The present tribes in the North-East are known to follow these traditions even today. While such generations do exist, the evolution of inking and piercing resulted in it being a fashion trend where one followed the other with no cultural or religious value being carried. The study aimed to analyze the assumption of growth of tattoos and piercings from a tradition to a fashion trend and now, probably just a personal choice showcasing individual values or beliefs. The survey done on adolescents and young adults resulted in positive reference to this assumption.
Keywords	Tattoos, piercings, culture, religion, tradition, beliefs, Indian, tribes, fashion
Published In	Volume 6, Issue 4, July-August 2024
Published On	2024-07-26
DOI	https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2024.v06i04.25139

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