There are another designs much as the cat (Singhto), which is a symbol of bravery and cunning. Tai men would choose a tiger design, not meet a picture of a tiger but tattoo their embody to look like tiger, some hit had designs that covered every square inches of their body. The think for the tiger organisation is that Tai people, especially the Lanna, believed that their ancestors were erst tiger, therefore to show respect and in remembrance of their ancestors, they’d choose the tiger design. Another favourite one is the hanuman, which is the Hindu monkey god, which is to protect against illness, against existence shot, against existence cut, and to give courage. These tattoos are not like the modern tattoos that are merely a fashion statement, but more of a social belief and most, if not every hit Monh (magic) of prayers in the design, of course, along with the tattoo came some rules that one has to follow to keep the illusion strong, much as women are not to touch your nous or rub your hair, you couldn’t walk low a clothesline, couldn’t take certain foods, couldn’t take at a funeral home (a wake), and the list goes on.