These cultures believe that owls can freely move between life and afterlife. While a few cultures view them as an omen of imminent death, the vast majority of logical cultures view the owls in a clearer and brighter light. The term angel of death is a term coined to identify owls, which is mainly due to their association with nighttime. There are also rare occasions when people use owls as a means to represent death. Owls are a common decoration in ancient book of spells. As profound and mysterious as its magic, the owl is associated with the night and a deep wisdom that radiates from the deep unknown, a realm where the owl can comfortably connect. Whether psychologically or in truth, tattoos had helped individuals boost their confidence levels. Most tattoo owners are believers of magic and they associate their body decorations with some mysterious form of force that helps them in their daily undertakings. The final verdict on the merits of owl tattoos will depend on the bearer and the cultural beliefs. Their eyes cannot stand exposure to light but are best suited in the night where sensitive eyes are required. Owls are extremely sensitive birds, which their modest flying betrays.

On the other hand, favorable impressions about the owl can be is due to its physical appearance, including the possession of large, shiny and curious eyes. Unfair negative connotations attached to the bird are rooted to the fact that the bird is a nocturnal creature that is always busy at night. As a bird with rare flight, nocturnal monarchy, large and alert eyes and with a silent yet deep resounding voice, the owl symbolizes deep wisdom and is a perfect specimen for an appealing tattoo. The iconic image of an owl never fails to fascinate the imagination because of the rich array of symbolism attached to the elegant bird.

Owl sketch tattoo