Meaning of Woo Tattoos

In many different cultures, the eagle is a highly respected bird. They are considered strong and independentwith sharp eyes and always willing to face your enemies.

In ancient Greece, the bird was seen as a personification of masculine strength and virility. He often served Zeus as a messenger.

Native Americans held the bird as a supernatural symbol of power and strength, believing the eagle to be the incarnation of Thunderbird, the bird of thunder, which created storms and thunder while flying. They also believed that its feathers had healing properties and therefore served as a amulet of health, long life and luck.

Among the Chinese, it represents strength, perseverance and courage.

In Christianity, it is linked to baptism, because its wings burned during a very high flight and were reconstructed in seawater. Its image with a snake in its beak represents the victory over evil and Satan.

The eagle can also symbolize maternal love, as they are very protective and caring mothers.