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Phases of Mercury (1898)

Original price was: $3.98.Current price is: $1.99.

From Classical · Natural Tone Color · Lasts 7–14 Days
Waterproof · Plant-Based Ink · Test Sample Included

5.04 × 1.71 cm (1.98 × 0.67 in)

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Origin & Meaning

Phases of Mercury Illustration
Agnes Giberne · 1898
Source: The Story of the Sun, Moon, and Stars

This illustration appears in the 1898 astronomy book The Story of the Sun, Moon, and Stars by Agnes Giberne and depicts the phases of Mercury before inferior conjunction — the moment when the planet lies between Earth and the Sun. In the late 19th century, visual diagrams like this were key to translating complex celestial motion into accessible imagery. The sequence reads like a visual rhythm, turning planetary motion into a simple graphic progression that bridges science and artistic intuition.

From Classical Art

Ultra-Realistic Color

Lasts 7–14 Days

Waterproof

Plant-Based Formula

Free Sample Included

How do I apply the tattoo?

Apply to clean, dry skin at room temperature (18–26°C / 64–79°F).
Press firmly during application and avoid sweating, heat, or friction while wearing.

When will the color appear?

The color develops gradually within 24–36 hours.
Depth and tone may vary depending on skin type and placement area.
Wear for 2–3 hours for best results.
Do not exceed 4 hours.

How do I remove it?

The design cannot be removed instantly.
It gradually fades as your skin naturally renews.
To help accelerate fading, gently wipe with warm water and a soft cloth over time.

Is it waterproof?

The tattoo is waterproof and has a natural, non-glossy finish.

What ingredients are used?

Water, Ethanol, Gardenia Extract, and medical-grade adhesive.

No added preservatives.

Usage & Skin Safety

Skin tone, color intensity, and reaction may vary from person to person.
We include a sample piece with your order so you can test it before full application.
Our products are made with plant-based ingredients and are non-toxic.

However:
Not recommended for children or pregnant women
Avoid use on eyes, lips, mucous membranes, or broken skin

We suggest performing a small patch test before full application.
If irritation occurs, discontinue use and rinse with water.
Seek medical advice if symptoms persist.