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The vision behind Tribal Tattoo. What began as a passion for art in has grown into one of Mysore's most distinctive creative spaces through his unwavering commitment to craft, design, and detail. From the studio's atmosphere to the tattoos created within it, every element reflects his belief that art should leave a lasting impression—not just on skin, but on people.
~ Aka Sociodelic ~
Bright, bold black work and unapologetically expressive, Sankalp's work is rooted in psychedelic art and a passion for creating original flash tattoos. Drawn to flash tattoos and expressive compositions, his work reflects a playful imagination and a style that's unmistakably his own—just like his personality. His playlists are as psychedelic as his artwork—and yes, Trance is usually involved.
~ Aka Raka ~
From a small town where tattooing wasn't part of the conversation to becoming a realism artist at Tribal Tattoo, Rakesh's journey is driven by a lifelong love for art. His work is defined by patience, depth, and an exceptional eye for detail. His idea of taking a break is switching from a tattoo machine to watercolours, acrylics, or a portrait sketch.
What began as an apprenticeship under Praveen, soon evolved into a journey of finding a voice entirely his own. Today, Nikhil is known for developing his signature Techno–Organic style—a seamless fusion of nature, machinery, and imagination. Constantly experimenting and pushing creative boundaries, he approaches every tattoo as an opportunity to create something that has never existed before.
For Mahadev, art was always more than an escape—it was where he felt most at home. Even while navigating the demands of corporate life, he never stopped sketching portraits and refining his craft. Choosing passion over routine, he found his way to Tribal Tattoo, where he now creates meaningful tattoos with the same dedication that first inspired him to pick up a pencil.
Riddhi is a multidisciplinary artist working across skin and fashion. Her creative journey began with BYRI, an upcycled apparel project exploring identity, memory, and self–expression. Tattooing became a natural extension of this practice, shaped by her interest in tribal styles, symmetry, repetition, and organic forms that follow the body.
Rooted in empathy and kindness, she sees tattooing as a conversation between the artist, the wearer, and the story they choose to carry–creating work that feels personal and true to each individual.
Pick the artist whose style speaks to you and let's start planning your next piece.