TatSeek — Tattoo photos: ro Same data as JSON . Catalogue updated Oct 13, 2026.
No exact match — these are the closest real tattoos, without: “ro”. Tell the person what was left out. Not TatSeek tags (matched only as words in titles, or ignored): ro. Tell the person these were not used as filters. (match: closest)
Understood: Lettering (style) · Chain (subject) · words: ro · not matched, dropped: ro
Results: 1
Tattoos Knight of Pentacles Skeleton Tarot Card Illustrative Forearm — Illustrative · Lettering · Chain · Flower · Quote · Skeleton · Forearm · Black & Grey · Dotwork · Medium (10-20cm)Medium black & grey Illustrative skeleton knight tarot card tattoo on the forearm by Ash Reid at Loose Screw Tattoo, Richmond; ≈$500–$600; ≈3–5 h, 1 session. composition (TatSeek estimate): Skeleton knight tarot card 45% · Flowers 35% · Knight of Pentacles banner 10% · Chain and pentacle 10% defined by subject 70 · style 20 · text 10 by Ash Reid at Loose Screw Tattoo , Richmond, United States · ≈$500–$600 (TatSeek estimate) · published 2026-10-03 · image · all facts Narrow or widen how Real links: follow one to narrow or widen this answer (add &format=json to any of them for JSON). Counts are tattoos among the current results. remove one filter Without Lettering Without Chain Without the word “ro” Add a placement Forearm — tattoos: 1Add a colour Black & Grey — tattoos: 1Add a city Richmond — tattoos: 1Add a size Medium (10-20cm) — tattoos: 1Require the main element Only tattoos where Lettering is the main element (at least half; scanned photos only) Only tattoos where Chain is the main element (at least half; scanned photos only) Start over Every valid tag as a link (vocabulary) Same results for people: https://tatseek.com/tattoo-catalog/?tattoo_style=lettering&tattoo_subject=chain&tq=ro
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