What tattoo styles does Aloha Tattoos specialize in?

We specialize in Norse, Viking, Celtic, Polynesian Tribal, Black & Grey Realism, Full Color, Mandalas, Sacred Geometry, Fine-Line, Japanese Traditional, American Traditional, and custom tattoo cover-ups.

Who does Norse and Celtic tattoos in Utah?

Aloha Tattoos in Murray is one of the few shops in North America specializing in authentic Norse, Viking, and Celtic tattoo styles.

Do you offer Polynesian tribal tattoos near Salt Lake City?

Yes. Our artists create custom Polynesian tattoos using traditional and modern freehand techniques, serving Murray, Salt Lake City, and all of Northern Utah.

What is the difference between Black & Grey and Color Realism tattoos?

Black & Grey Realism uses shading for depth and contrast, while Color Realism brings lifelike vibrancy. Our artists excel in both styles.

Can I get a custom Mandala or Sacred Geometry tattoo?

Absolutely. Our artists design custom Mandalas, Dotwork, and Sacred Geometry tattoos that flow naturally with your body and personal meaning.

Do you do tattoo cover-ups and reworks?

Yes. We specialize in cover-ups, transforming old or unwanted tattoos into fresh, custom designs tailored to your style preferences.

What are the most popular tattoo styles in Salt Lake City?

In Utah, popular styles include Norse, Celtic, Polynesian, Realism, Mandalas, Fine-Line, and American Traditional. Aloha Tattoos offers all of these with expert artists.

Floral & Botanical

Botanical designs — detailed, organic, and full of meaning.

Let Your Story Bloom – Floral & Botanical Tattoos

At Aloha Tattoos in Murray, Utah, we believe floral and botanical tattoos are timeless expressions of natural beauty and personal meaning. Our artists specialize in bringing flowers, plants, and organic patterns to life with incredible detail, flow, and artistry. Whether you want a bold and colorful bouquet or a delicate fine-line design, a botanical tattoo is a powerful way to connect your story with the natural world.

Why Choose Floral Tattoos?

Flowers and plants hold symbolism that goes far beyond their appearance. A rose might stand for love or resilience, a lotus for growth and spirituality, and wildflowers for individuality and freedom. Botanical tattoos can be small accents with subtle meaning or the foundation of large-scale sleeves, back pieces, or chest panels. With endless possibilities in color, style, and placement, no two floral tattoos are ever the same.

Our Approach

At Aloha Tattoos, we design floral and botanical tattoos to flow naturally with your body. Each piece is carefully planned to complement your movement—whether wrapping around the arm, blooming across the shoulder, or cascading along the hip. With experience in both realism and illustrative design, our artists can create watercolor-style florals, bold blackwork, or finely detailed line art, depending on your vision.

Getting Started

If you already know the design and artist you’d like to work with, you can book directly. But for most clients, the best place to begin is by filling out our Tattoo Inquiry Form. This gives us your ideas, style preferences, and placement so we can connect you with the right artist to bring your floral tattoo to life.

Ready to let your tattoo bloom? Start with the Tattoo Inquiry Form today and let’s design a piece that grows with you. For our most recent floral and botanical work, follow us on Instagram.