Origin & Meaning
Crying Woman
Author: Mikuláš Galanda · 1938
Collection: Slovak National Gallery
This 1938 work by Slovak modernist Mikuláš Galanda, Crying Woman (Plačúca žena), is intensely abstract: the female figure twists into flowing waves, hair raging like a storm, black lines carving a torn face—hollow eyes, mouth stretched in silent scream. Her hands reach from above, cradling massive crimson cloths or handkerchiefs, tears dripping as blood-red spots, as if bleeding from the soul. Red dominates, symbolizing raw trauma and passion; grief is ritualized, held up so it won’t spill uselessly into the void. Rough lines and stark contrasts evoke a pre-apocalyptic hush, turning personal anguish into an eternal, undulating lament.
From Classical Art
Ultra-Realistic Color
Lasts 7–14 Days
Waterproof
Plant-Based Formula
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The color develops gradually within 24–36 hours.
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Do not exceed 4 hours.
The design cannot be removed instantly.
It gradually fades as your skin naturally renews.
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The tattoo is waterproof and has a natural, non-glossy finish.
Water, Ethanol, Gardenia Extract, and medical-grade adhesive.
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