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Mumbaiites get inked on World Tattoo Day
Updated On Jul 18, 2017 03:14 pm IST
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Mumbai resident and tattoo artist Jason George attempted to create a record for the most number of tattoos — 421. He was visited by officials from the Limca book of records on World Tattoo Day. (Bachchan Kumar /HT PHOTO)
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A tattoo studio in Vashi displays various designs. (Bachchan Kumar /HT PHOTO)
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A tattoo artist bust at work at his workshop in Kopar Khairane in Navi Mumbai. (Bachchan Kumar /HT PHOTO)
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A man gets inked at 21 Tattoo Studio in Vashi on Wolrd Tattoo day. (Bachchan Kumar /HT PHOTO)
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A tattoo artist fills in an intricate design at a workshop in Dadar. (Satyabrata Tripathy/HT Photo)
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A customer braves his second tattoo at The Mustcahe Tattoo Studio in Kopar Khairane. (Bachchan Kumar /HT PHOTO)
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A tattoo artist attends to a customer at her workshop at Dadar. (Satyabrata Tripathy/HT Photo)
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Tattoos and body art have become very popular among the youth, be it meaningful or just a fashion statement. (Bachchan Kumar /HT PHOTO)
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