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Ancient Body Art Leaving New Marks: Scarification
2007-09-05 13:21:00 Ancient Body Art Leaving New Marks: ScarificationWhat you see is apparently not red ink. That's scar tissue. This is a scar on the lady's back that looks like a bamboo. The following photos show the work in progress & are not meant for weak stomach people. You have been warned.If you haven't figured it out already, that's human skin. It's the skin from her back. And can you see the little pile of used razor blades in the right-hand corner there. The skin itself looks like pork rinds or something. The results may look pretty cool to those who have got it done. But the mere thought of the sheer pain one has to go through to get this done, we cant imagine it. On the second thought we pass it off for the life.Watch Scarification Video on YoutubeSource: 1 & 2Other Posts: Illusion Of Intimate CoupleRelated Posts:Eyeball Tattooing Tattooed Women
By: Crooked Brains
Have you ever heard of ?scarification??
2007-07-30 17:25:00 Wikipedia: Scarification is a permanent body modification that uses scar tissue produced by the body to form designs, pictures, or words in the skin. Scars are most often formed by cutting or branding the skin. Scarification is sometimes called cicatrization.
By: about:blank
Skin carving or scarification
2007-07-01 18:36:00 My friend who loves gore and the unusual as much as I do sent me an email about skin carving or scarification so I thought I'd look into it in more depth and blog about it. The following post does show some explicit photographs and if you are of a weak disposition you are advised not to click the 'read more' link below and if you do not to scroll down the page too far as the images are at the end of the post.Skin carving or scarification was common in the Maori men of New Zealand who etched deep tattoos over their entire faces. Patterns were chiselled into the skin to create parallel ridges and grooves, much like designs cut into wood. They did this to make themselves look fierce in battle and attractive to women. Since no two patterns were alike, the raised facial tattoos also marked identity.The process of scarification involves an endurance of pain. This endurance often signifies a rite of passage and is a ritual which is itself highly significant. It occurs in many tribal gro...
By: A Stitch in Time
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