Emphasis Art Ninth Edition Encyclopedia

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' Please tell me that all that stuff will wash out of your hair.' But the tattoos are permanent.' ― startlingA tattoo was a permanent insertion of ink or pigments below the skin using a sharp needle. A number of beings had tattoos, normally for cosmetic reasons or as part of their culture or an organization.Tattooing was also used as a common identification or branding of.

One example was the slave trade planet. The, a former slave of this planet, had his slaver's mark on his right shoulder, still visible through his white fur, and would often wear a long-sleeved jacket to cover it.A tattooist, or tattoo artist, was a person who drew tattoos on people's skin as a job. Notable examples were, who made a living as a tattooist on, and the, a tattoo artist and body decorator who ran a small shop on. The of capital hosted a high proportion of tattoo parlors.During the, under the direction of the, were encouraged to adopt nicknames for themselves, get tattoos and customize and even their.'

Tattoo' was shipjacker slang for 'price on your head' ( level). Tattoos could be concealed with.

Contents Notable cultures A'mariThe were the former ruling clan of. They were marked with a black tattoo across their neck. AquellansThe was notable for the ' ritual tattooing and dyeing on their bodies upon reaching adulthood. A combination of permanent dye and micro-tattooing was applied during rite of passage ceremonies, and the resulting purplish-green skin made them look like a race of. Bk'trugh clanThe was a clan whose members could be recognized by a tattoo on their arms.The with tattoos on his nose flaps. Blood CarversThe sported tribal tattoos along the ridge of their nose flaps.

' I know the clan. I recognize the facial tattoos.' ―The was an extended family of.

Each member was marked with a tattoo of the clan's family symbol as soon as she or he was old enough to hold a carbine. BosphsThe stood out from other tattooed cultures by their unusual motif: maps. The first Bosphs were nomads, and would often tattoo themselves with maps and star charts for navigation. This tradition is still practiced by high-ranking officials and many non-ranking Bosphs. When the species was discovered by scouts several decades before the, the Bosphs who took to the stars developed the tradition further by having their skin adorned with intricate star maps, which often depicted and not yet discovered by even professional scouts. DantariSeven years after the, refugees from made a new home on, the homeworld of the, only to be wiped out.

To the primitive Dantari, the arrival of Daala's forces was an event of unprecedented awe, and they began incorporating Imperial symbology into their belief systems. As part the new tradition, the Dantari tattooed themselves with Imperial symbols; Imperial crests, and in the case of the truly brave, full body depictions of. DuhmaThe identified themselves through their tribal tattoos of a unique pattern. The former had his face tattooed with their symbol, as part of a disguise to avoid being captured for the bounty placed on his head. EbraniteThe social structures were based on family and clan units. Each clan, or thilda, had a unique identifying insignia. This insignia was a source of pride and honor, and any insult directed to the clan insignia was viewed as an insult to the clan itself, and to each and every clan member of that clan.

Every Ebranite had their clan's insignia tattooed on the uppermost left arm at birth, and remained loyal to their respective clans until death.In the past millennia, the Ebranite society was plagued with clan warfare, but as their society slowly evolved, many clans would cooperate for mutual advancement. It became increasingly more common to find several clans living together, and children were now given a new clan insignia symbolizing the unity of several clans. FalleenSome groups of had clan or loyalty tattoos on their bodies.

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GorothiteThe had several wattles beneath their chins, which they decorated with complex, helical tattoos of bright color. The tattoos denoted ancestry and status within their society, and also identified to which j'ber (a kind of clan or extended family) an individual belonged. Most Gorothite couldn't understand how offworlder could be insensitive to these fine gradations of status.with yellow tattoos on his face and left arm. GreeThe decorated their long foreheads with hieroglyphic tattoos which indicated rank and caste.

' My source tells me that she's about fifty, has a Kiffar facial tattoo, and flies a KDY assault ship that I think you'd recognize.' ' ―, on KiffarThe and the stood out from other and by their tattoos. The Kiffar believed that it is the mother who gives life, and the power of flows through her to her children. As part of this belief, the tattoos of the Kiffar —known as qukuuf —signified their family heritage from their mothers. Various patterns, designs and colors identify an individual's clan.

Known colors were yellow, like the, green, like, purple, like Guardian, black, like and and former, red, like Guardian, and blue, like.When an individual's mother was not a Kiffar, apparently the father's tattoos were taken on; this was the case of, the son of Quinlan Vos and mother.