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Lily of the valley, trailing lily vines, botanical sheets and the heraldic fleur-de-lis: every design in this collection develops to the same blue-black. The easiest way to choose is by where you'll wear it.
Lily of the valley comes as an arched sprig with its row of tiny bells, in a thick outline that stays readable even when small. Try it on the inner wrist, the ankle or the collarbone.
Fine line vines trail star-shaped lilies and bellflowers, sometimes with butterflies or a small crescent moon. Long and narrow, they follow the forearm, the side of the ribs or the spine.
Botanical sheets put an open lily next to an arum lily, a dandelion and a branch, so you can wear one stem or build a small cluster. For other blooms, browse our flower tattoos; if you like a wide-open, symmetrical flower, our lotus tattoos are worth a look.
Many people choose a lily tattoo to mark a fresh start, and lily of the valley is the birth flower for May.
Each design is printed with jagua ink and goes on in two minutes or less. It looks pale at first. Then, over 24 to 48 hours, the color deepens to blue-black. Skip water and rubbing for 8 hours; after that it's waterproof, and it lasts up to two weeks, a bit less on hands and feet, where skin gets washed and rubbed the most. Here's what makes a temporary tattoo last longer.
The fleur-de-lis, the stylized lily of coats of arms, has its place here too, in small ornamental designs. Want it in another style, or a lily drawn your way? We can print your design as a custom tattoo (minimum 3 copies).
