Some of the finest architectural structures in India are to be found below ground: these are its ancient stepwells. Stepwells are unique to India; the earliest rudimentary wells date from about the 4th century CE, and eventually they were built throughout the country, particularly in the arid western regions.
Exploring the evolution of tattoo art, this book features the work of contemporary tattoo artists across five distinct chapters, including Tribal and Neotraditional styles. It begins with a historical overview of tattooing, emphasizing its deep-rooted significance in human culture. The text also reflects on the shifts in the tattoo scene since the 1960s, showcasing a blend of traditional and innovative techniques. An informative appendix addresses essential questions for potential tattoo recipients, covering safety, artist selection, design choices, and maintenance.