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Tattoos no longer taboos16:40′ 31/12/2007 (GMT+7)
VietNamNet Bridge – Many young people have stopped thinking of tattoos as reserved for eccentric artists and gangsters and go to Tattoo Club Vietnam to express themselves; body art can cost anywhere from VND300,000 to several millions.
“Tattoos are no longer in a negative light, like in the past, so I want to commemorate my first love by getting one. Perhaps my girlfriend will also like it,” said Hung, a customer at Tattoo Club Vietnam.
Located in a small, deep lane near the Hanoi National Economics University, Tattoo Club serves maximum of two customers per day only.
The club offers a wide variety of designs, ranging from simple roses and hearts to the more complicated, dragons (the symbol of power and strength), spiders (symbol of meditation), phoenix (symbol of hero), and also create based on customers’ requests and ideas.
According to the club’s manager, customers include students, intellectuals, manual laborers, artists and foreigners.
Men often choose football team logos, patterns or their favorite footballers, while foreigners love Dong Son bronze drums or a Vietnamese flag.
Dung, a barber in Hanoi, said after several days thinking about what to get, decided on a lion tattoo on his shoulder, this cost him several million VND.
“Vietnamese people often think tattoos are a symbol of gangsters, but it is acceptable and popular abroad,” Dung said.
Tattoo Club Vietnam was opened in 2005 by Tran Chi Hieu. It is known to use the most modern tattoo techniques and equipment in Hanoi. Hieu periodically sends his staff to Thailand for further education.
However, the club refuses to serve people under 18. “They are too young and are not mature enough to be sure and tattoos are very difficult to remove,” Tuan, a staff at Tattoo Club Vietnam explained.
(Source: VNE)
Il y a aussi un tatoueur à Nha Trang.
Normalement Nada à Saigon. -
pure_paul_spoon;42652 wrote:Tattoos no longer taboos16:40′ 31/12/2007 (GMT+7)VietNamNet Bridge – Many young people have stopped thinking of tattoos as reserved for eccentric artists and gangsters and go to Tattoo Club Vietnam to express themselves; body art can cost anywhere from VND300,000 to several millions.
“Tattoos are no longer in a negative light, like in the past, so I want to commemorate my first love by getting one. Perhaps my girlfriend will also like it,” said Hung, a customer at Tattoo Club Vietnam.
Located in a small, deep lane near the Hanoi National Economics University, Tattoo Club serves maximum of two customers per day only.
The club offers a wide variety of designs, ranging from simple roses and hearts to the more complicated, dragons (the symbol of power and strength), spiders (symbol of meditation), phoenix (symbol of hero), and also create based on customers’ requests and ideas.
According to the club’s manager, customers include students, intellectuals, manual laborers, artists and foreigners.
Men often choose football team logos, patterns or their favorite footballers, while foreigners love Dong Son bronze drums or a Vietnamese flag.
Dung, a barber in Hanoi, said after several days thinking about what to get, decided on a lion tattoo on his shoulder, this cost him several million VND.
“Vietnamese people often think tattoos are a symbol of gangsters, but it is acceptable and popular abroad,” Dung said.
Tattoo Club Vietnam was opened in 2005 by Tran Chi Hieu. It is known to use the most modern tattoo techniques and equipment in Hanoi. Hieu periodically sends his staff to Thailand for further education.
However, the club refuses to serve people under 18. “They are too young and are not mature enough to be sure and tattoos are very difficult to remove,” Tuan, a staff at Tattoo Club Vietnam explained.
(Source: VNE)
Il y a aussi un tatoueur à Nha Trang.
Normalement Nada à Saigon.si il y a au moins un tatoueur sur saigon, je devrais y aller en février-mars, le gars serieux, petit studio mais propre, parle anglais dans le district phu nhuan
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Apres s’etre fait tattouer le nombril lors de sa tournee au USA, puis avoir fait la une du magazine americain Việt Weekly, sous la pression de la presse vietnamienne (de quoi je me mêle ?) la chanteuse Nguyễn Hồng Nhung a prolonge son séjour pour se faire effacer au laser. Elle n’a plus qu’a aller au Tattoo Club pour se faire re-tatouer bien de chez nous !Thông tin từ người thân của ca sĩ Nguyễn Hồng Nhung (hiện ở Mỹ) cho biết, sau khi báo chí trong nước phê phán, cô đã xoá những hình xăm trên người bằng tia laser.
ngày 21/7/2005 Nguyễn Hồng Nhung xuất hiện ngay trên bìa báo Việt Weekly (Mỹ) với hình ảnh được xem như bạo liệt đúng với tính cách của mình: tay kéo hẳn cạp quần xuống khoe ra khoảng hở giữa bụng đầy gợi cảm, trên đó có một hình xăm được khắc trổ cầu kỳ và nhiều chi tiết cách điệu, với những dấu hiệu chỉ xuống… phía dưới. Mà NHN tiết lộ là được xăm từ 4 giờ chiều đến 12 giờ khuya để ghi lại một kỷ niệm về nước Mỹ khi lần đầu tiên cô đặt chân đến(!). Trả lời phỏng vấn cánh nhà báo, NHN còn lập lờ rằng: “Mẫu xăm và màu sắc là do mình cùng người design làm việc với nhau. Cho nên hình xăm là một nghệ thuật, nó rất là độc đáo, nếu hiểu nó một cách đúng nghĩa. Bây giờ tư tưởng đã thoải mái và khoáng đạt trong vấn đề nghệ thuật rồi. Bản thân tôi làm việc trong ngành âm nhạc, xăm chỉ là dành riêng cho bản thân mình thôi chứ không trưng bày cho mọi khán giả. Tôi luôn giữ kín nó như một báu vật của mình”. Trong cơn phấn khích, NHN còn cho rằng: “Đàn ông ở Mỹ hay đàn ông ở Việt Nam cũng là đàn ông thôi, không nên so sánh…”.
En fait, rien de bien méchant, les chanteuses américaines font 10 fois pire
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