Tattoo WK-12 Koi Fish Semi-Permanent Tattoo
A koi swimming upstream through blossoms and breaking waves, the way they traditionally are. Yours just has to make it up your forearm.
$18.00
A bold Japanese koi and blossom semi-permanent tattoo that lets you try the look before you ever book an artist.
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Koi Fish WK-12 brings an upstream swimmer surging through blossoms and crashing waves, scales catching every ripple like it means business. This temporary tattoo stays put for up to 2 weeks, plenty of time to live with the design before you commit to ink. A great pick for Japanese art fans and anyone drawn to bold, traditional styles. At 15cm x 23cm, it sits nicely along the forearm, worn solo or layered with other designs from our collection.
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Specifications
| Size | 15 x 23 cm |
|---|---|
| Style | Japanese blackwork |
| Best placement | Forearm or calf |
| Ink | Plant-based genipa ink |
| Colour on skin | Blue-black |
| Develops in | 24-48 hours |
| Lasts | Up to 2 weeks |
| Kit includes | Tattoo, prep wipe, instructions |
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does this koi tattoo last?
It wears for up to two weeks. Your skin type, where you place it and how you care for it all affect wear time, and high-friction spots fade faster.
Why does it look pale when I first put it on?
The genipa ink goes on light and needs time to develop. It deepens into a realistic blue-black tattoo over the next 24 to 48 hours.
Can I shower or swim with it?
Once it's developed it handles everyday showers fine. Avoid long soaks, saunas and scrubbing for the first 24 hours while it sets.
How do I remove it or help it fade faster?
It can't be washed or peeled off instantly. It fades on its own as the top layer of your skin naturally renews over up to two weeks.
Where should I put this design?
At 15 x 23 cm the long koi shape suits the forearm or outer calf, where it can flow with the muscle. Those spots also hold up better than hands or fingers.
Should I do a patch test first?
Yes, we recommend a patch test before your first use so you know how your skin responds to the plant-based ink.
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