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Inked for life

Lara Pascoe goes on a tattoo trail and picks three Studios that will ink you well

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Lara Pascoe goes on a tattoo trail and picks three Studios that will ink you well

If you're looking for the hottest places in Bangalore to get yourself inked with some originality and panache but don't know where to start; we've scouted out some of the finest studios and artists who can brand you just right.

Bramha Tattoo Studio
Stepping into the small clinical studio in Indo Dubai Plaza, Bramha Tattoo Studio doesn't appear to be a comforting place, but don't be perturbed, you're here for the artwork not the ambience.



Hundreds of artwork line the walls for your choosing and one bed with one talented artist, Girish, will take care of your tattooing needs.

In the industry for almost 8 years, Girish was originally trained by a methodical Russian tattoo artist and finds his passion is in maori tribal art with a Polynesian influence.

"My favourite piece is a customer who came to be with a tradition Indian design that they wanted customised. I put in some maori tribal art, Polynesian art and western influences to fuse an interesting piece that's a good story to tell."
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Inspiration: Indian traditional, Maori tribal and Polynesian art.
At Indo Dubai Plaza, Brigade Road, Bangalore
Artist Girish
Call 94482-00145
For Rs 2,000-6,000

Kraayonz Tattoo Studio
Tattooist to the celebrities, Sameer Patange runs the nationally successful Kraayonz Tattoo studios and has recently opened shop at Raheja Arcade. With a personal love for comics and customising his clients work, Sameer trains all of his apprentices in the specialties of keeping an eye for detail and having an "I can do this" attitude.

His current protege, Deep, will be managing the funky Bangalore studio which is decked out with a modern interior, colourful lighting and feature artworks that sets it apart from traditional tattoo studios.

Starting his career in 1998, Sameer realises the impact his work has on his clients;" I started with my passion for art and wanting to do something with a difference.

My first piece of advice to anyone is to do their homework and make sure they realise this is for life. Once they have reached this, we're happy to run with them on whatever designs they like and how we can make it better"

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