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India's first and only Tattoo Festival has it all this weekend

Nov 30, 03:52pm

Heartwork Tattoo Festival brings in an interesting mix of artistry in Tattoo art with some top-notch international artists, live music and bike stunts.

Anirban Chakraborty

Photo Courtesy: Komorebi, Zokova, Azadi Records, Fuzz Culture, The Circus

Beautiful month of November in New Delhi with a tattoo festival in the city is not a bad option for the weekend. Starting today (Nov 30- Dec 2), Heartwork Tattoo Festival brings in an interesting mix of artistry in Tattoo art with some top-notch international artists, live music and bike stunts.

“Heartwork Tattoo Festival being the first and only tattoo convention of India offers opportunities for people to meet some of the best artists in the tattoo industry”

- Andre Tully, (Nothing Regular Entertainment)

Created with a vision to embrace the eternal Tattoo Art and integrate India's dexterity into global trends, the festival will also bring in live music across the genres of rock, live electronica and hip-hop over 3 days. RSJ and Azadi Records have helped curate the festival with a range of big names from the independent music scene like Komorebi, Zokova, Fuzz Culture, The Circus, Prabh Deep, MC Soopy and Full Power.

Andre Tully from the organizing team feels, "Heartwork Tattoo Festival being the first and only tattoo convention of India offers opportunities for people to meet some of the best artists in the tattoo industry with names like Paul Booth who worked on tattoos for Undertaker and Slayer. We are introducing the real deal of this evolving industry in India".

The nominal price bracket of 200 INR for day pass and 500 INR season pass makes the Ink Art festival an attractive option for a great experience this weekend at the DLF PLACE, Saket in New Delhi.

For more info click here

Watch the film below about the 3rd edition of Heartwork Tattoo festival held in 2017:

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