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The meaning of this tattoo:

This tattoo is a combination of a rose and a knife, along with Japanese writing that means:

The Japanese phrase:

“人間失格” (Ningen Shikkaku)

Literal translation: “A failure as a human being” or “Unqualified as a human being”

Its symbolic meaning:

Tattoos express deep inner pain or psychological conflict, often conveying a sense of betrayal or alienation. A rose symbolizes beauty or love, while a knife represents a wound or betrayal. The phrase adds a dark, philosophical touch.

Why do people choose it?

Because it reflects strong emotions such as:

• disillusionment
• rebellion against society
• Or even expressing change after a dark period

The size of this tattoo:

The size of an adult man's hand

((11 * 18 cm))

How to use the product:

Easy to use

Cut out the tattoo sticker

Wipe the skin where the tattoo will be applied.

Apply the tattoo sticker to clean skin.

Press a damp cloth onto the back of the tattoo sticker.

Wait 60 seconds, then peel off the paper sleeve.

The best results will appear within 12-24 hours.