64+ Amazing Lower Back Tattoo Ideas Just For You

By Jason Hamilton / May 12, 2021
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The back is the largest area of canvas on our body. It might be one of the best places for a tattoo in our opinion if done right. Artists can add a good amount of detail with its large canvas. If you’re thinking about getting a back tattoo, you are in good luck because here in Tat’s N’ Rings, we have a wonderful gallery of back tattoo designs you will most definitely love! So just sit back and let us take the wheel from here as we guide you through the various tattoo design options that are quite feasible to be inked on your back.

A medium size but highly detailed flower tattoo.

A funny tattoo design on the lower back.

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A tribal themed butterfly tattoo.

In this article, aside from our rich and vibrant gallery of back tattoo designs, we will also be sharing with you our thoughts on this tattoo body placement like the pain you might experience while getting this tattoo, the various tattoo designs you can do with it, and the preferences of both men and women on the said tattoo.

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A celtic knot tattoo as a tramp stamp.

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A highly detailed mandala tattoo on the lower back.

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A lower back tattoo of a quote.

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An intricate lower back tattoo of five stars.

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The Back Tattoo: Does It Hurt?

Getting a tattoo will hurt; there is no way around that. However, some parts of the body are extremely sensitive to pain, and only the bravest of brave should even consider tattoos in those zones and like we said numerous times before, each person will have different pain tolerance levels. The general rule of thumb though says that if you’re extremely ticklish in an area, it will probably hurt really bad to have it tattooed.

A very colorful lower back watercolor tattoo of a phoenix flying upward.

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A large back tattoo of a fiery orange phoenix with a large tail and watercolor tattoo detailing.

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An artistically made closed wing butterfly tattoo on the lower back.

Since the back is such a large area, each portion of the back will have different pain levels. It is common knowledge to everyone even to those who are not interested in tattoos that the spine or the middle portion of the back will be extremely painful since that is where the skin meets the backbone. Shoulder blades too are also painful since the skin is also touching the bone. The least painful area for a back tattoo would be both sides of the lower back since there are a lot of fat and muscles in those places to absorb the shock you might experience from the needle.

The Lower Back Tattoo

A lower-back tattoo (also known as a tramp stamp) is a tattoo that became popular in the late 90s and early 2000s and gained a reputation for its erotic appeal. They are sometimes accentuated by low-rise jeans and crop tops.

A tribal themed lower back tattoo.

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A large mandala themed tramp stamp tattoo.

A highly intricate heart tattoo as a tramp stamp.

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A heart shaped diamond tattoo on the lower back.

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A pair of guns and a blue rose tattoo design on the lower back.

Lower-back tattoos were popularized in the early 2000s, in part owing to the influence of female celebrities, including Britney Spears, Aaliyah, Christina Ricci, and Pamela Anderson. The popularity of low-rise jeans and crop tops may have also spurred the increase in lower-back tattoos. Another appeal of tattooing the lower back is that there is little fat there, lessening the chance that images will become misshapen over time. Also, the lower back is often concealed, providing women with the choice of when to reveal their tattoo. Although some males have lower-back tattoos, including some celebrities, they are generally not acquired by men.

Here are some of the best lower back tattoo designs we saw while surfing the internet:

A very intricate lower back tattoo of leaves and flowers.

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Another very intricate lower back tattoo of leaves and flowers.

A vibrant lower back tattoo of roses.

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A mandala-inspired lower back tattoo.

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A lower back tattoo of revolver guns and flowers.

The Various Designs For A Lower Back Tattoo

In all honesty, we personally think that since the back is such a large canvas for any tattoo artist even those who are deemed to be professionals or experts, almost all if not all, tattoo designs are perfectly adaptable for a back tattoo. The back offers one of the flattest surfaces on our body to make the tattoo not warp when we gain or lose weight. This advantage has been quoted by all artists time and time again which makes it a somewhat general consensus in the tattoo community and body art industry.

Here are some of the best tattoo designs we think that might interest you in getting one epic lower back tattoo:

A tattoo of two swallows and a heart as a tramp stamp tattoo.

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A large heart themed red tramp stamp tattoo.

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A highly detailed flower tattoo with various tattoo detailing.

A small but extremely detailed tribal tramp stamp tattoo.

A highly detailed mandala tattoo on the lower back.

The Angels Tattoo

Angels are the courier of heaven and they are revered for their kindness and faith. They signify a special meaning wherever they are used, in pictures, paintings, and tattoos. Angel tattoos have been one of the most favored tattoo designs since the origination of this form of body art, with both men and women having these designs featured on their bodies. The fact is that they are not only revered for their beauty but also for their symbolic meaning as they stand for one’s faith and belief in God, as angels have always been directly linked with the Heavenly Father.

A pair of two angel wings as a tramp stamp tattoo.

A flying nude female angel tattoo on the lower back.

A large cute baby angel tattoo on the lower back.

A highly detailed crying female angel tattoo on the lower back.

A highly detailed angel tattoo on the lower back.

If you are one of those people who are thinking that an angel art is just a mere decoration on the body, then you are definitely wrong. An angel art is very meaningful and it is symbolizing something, depending on its entire design. In relation to this, here are some of the meanings and symbolism that you should know:

  • Beauty – Since angels are known to be very good people who are not capable of doing some wrong things, it is no longer surprising why an angel art is symbolizing beauty.
  • Protection – Angels are known to be the guardians of everything that is created by God in this world. Hence, if you strongly believe that you have a guardian angel that is always there to protect you from bad things, then wearing an angel art tattoo is perfect for you.

A cute little girl angel on the lower back as a tattoo.

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Two large angel wings tattoo on the lower back in full extension.

A pair of angel wings tattoo on the lower back with Mandarin characters on the side.

A sleeping angel tattoo on the lower back with the name of Nanna Jean.

A cute cherubim tattoo on the lower back with a halo.

Angel tattoos offer a very distinct vibe to them while also offering something that is heavenly and euphoric. It just feels and looks right and it presents itself as a harbinger of peace and solemnity.

Here are some of the best angel tattoo designs we saw on the internet for both men and women:

A large lower back tattoo of a crying angel with black wings.

A cute and large angel wings tattoo with a heart and halo on the lower back.

A highly detailed sketch like angel tattoo on the lower back wearing a gown.

A highly detailed and intricate angel tattoo on the lower back.

A highly detailed angel wings tattoo with a cloud.

The Tribal Tattoo

It is quite undeniable that tribal tattoo designs are considered one of the, if not, oldest tattoo design in existence. It has existed almost the same time when early human beings formed groups and tribes to live together and share their strife to survive on our once savage planet. Each group of people has their own design of tribal tattoos to signify their tribe of origin and to differentiate a friend from a foe. These designs would then morph to fit in our modern society; a society that aims to relinquish the idea of “friend or foe”.

A large tramp stamp tattoo in tribal detailing.

A small but highly detailed lower back tattoo of a heart in tribal theme.

A lower back tattoo of two roses as a tramp stamp.

A modern tribal inspired floral tattoo as a tramp stamp.

A modern thorn like theme for a tribal tattoo on the lower back.

People with influential social status wore tattoos which were big in size while smaller tattoos implied lower social stature. They were used as an identification mark in certain ancient tribes, with these marks being used to identify the members of the clan in life and after death. Moreover, tribal tattoos had a story to tell, with images of animals, warriors and natural forces being featured in them to throw light on an event in the life of the bearer.

An authentic tribal polynesian tattoo on the lower back.

A highly detailed tribal themed butterfly tattoo as a tramp stamp.

A pink and black modern tribal themed tattoo of a heart.

A large modern tribal themed heart tattoo on the lower back.

A highly detailed tribal themed butterfly tattoo on the lower back.

The Flower Tattoo

Flower tattoos are very popular in different kinds, sizes and colours. They make the tattoo look more attractive and pretty. If your tattoos are too plain, you can add up some beautiful flowers to make it look more awesome.

Flowers are one of the most beautiful things the universe has created. It is pleasing to the eyes and its beauty has been compared to a lot of beauties in this world. Perhaps that is the reason why men gave flowers when courting a woman, and whenever someone is sick to cheer them up. The radiant beauty of the flowers makes us feel better. It is also one of the popular symbols of femininity.

A highly detailed floral themed tattoo on the lower back and lower abdomen.

An intricately made pink lotus flower tattoo on the lower back.

A highly detailed lotus flower tattoo with intricate leaves and vines.

A watercolor styled flower tattoo on the lower back.

A large lower back tattoo of flowers and leaves.

Various flowers and colors will symbolize different things. Red flower symbolize a burning passion, while white flower design symbolizes purity. Yellow flower can stand for jealousy while violet rose can mean someone who is shy and timid. There are several different colors and design available, giving plenty of meaning to those who desires flowers tattoos.

A beautiful purple and black butterfly tattoo on the lower back.

A lower back tattoo of purple roses and leaves.

A highly detailed and colored tropical flowers tattoo on the lower back.

A cute and highly detailed hibiscus tattoo with leaves on the lower back.

A wonderfully made flower and leaves tattoo on the lower back.

Floral tattoos are versatile. A flower design can be anything you want it to be. Whether you want something pretty, feminine, trendy, creative and more. Not only that but flowers have their own language and can be a symbol of many different things. We love floral tattoos hand have found 23 of the best flower tattoo ideas for women. There is something for everyone!

A highly detailed and medium size mandala tattoo.

A highly detailed peony tattoo on the lower back.

A large and highly detailed flower tattoo on the lower back portion.

A highly intricate heart and flower tattoo on the lower back.

A very colorful and detailed roses tattoo with butterflies.


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About the author

Jason Hamilton

Jason has been an avid fan of tattoos for over 13 years now. He is currently 35 years old, and he got his first tattoo at the age of 22. Since then, he has added over 20 tattoos to his collection. He is also into writing, which is why he decided to celebrate both of his passion and hobby through tats ‘n’ rings. Jason dreams of having his very own tattoo parlor soon. Jason would be very happy to answer any questions about tattoos that you may have! Leave a comment below and he’ll answer it for you right away!

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