Embroidery tattoos are made to look like real stitched thread on the skin. Tattoo artists use a special shading technique with tiny lines and bright colors to mimic the raised, 3D look of embroidery. These tattoos often show patch-like designs, such as flowers, animals, or logos. The artist carefully layers the ink to create texture and depth, making it appear as if the design is sewn onto the skin. Though they look like fabric, embroidery tattoos are done with regular tattoo machines and ink, just like traditional tattoos. They are permanent and done by skilled professionals.
