“For me, tattoos are more than just decorative art on the body. They serve as powerful mantras that anchor me to gratitude, mindfulness, and the present moment.”
We’re tapping into the power of gratitude with guest Irina Jordan's beautiful body art. Each of her five tattoos are mantras that keep Irina anchored and connected to gratitude, while amplifying female empowerment and her beloved Russian Heritage.
Irina shares how she came to embrace body art later in life, with each tattoo carrying deep meaning and a constant reminder of the values and intentions she holds dear.
Many of Irina’s tattoos are inspired by her Russian heritage, beginning with her first tattoo, a Russian mantra for gratitude,
Irina prefers tattoos that she can easily see without the need for mirrors or contortionist moves. They become her personal touchstones, easily accessed throughout the day.
When it came to selecting a tattoo artist, Irina took a unique approach. She turned to a private Facebook group and sought recommendations from fellow tattoo enthusiasts, which led her to Studio 454 and a talented artist, Lauren Bartram, who is now a dear friend.
Irina is excited to get her next two tattoos, a fox and a rabbit, both works of art designed by her daughter.
Tune in as Irina takes us through the intricacies of her tattoo designs, influenced by Russian mythology and folklore, and shares the collaborative process she undertook with her trusted tattoo artist.
Tap this link to learn more about Irina, connect with her online, and be sure to join us on Your Ink Story’s Instagram feed where you can watch the video reel showcasing Irina’s many INKspirational tattoos, and see the beautiful artwork by talented tattoo artist Lauren Bartram at 454 Tattoo Studio!
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If you or someone you know has an ink story to share on the podcast, please send me an email: ande at yourinkstory.com.
Want to join the conversation? Leave us a voicemail on our website by tapping the podcast mic icon. We can't wait to hear your thoughts on this episode and all the amazing stories that have been shared so far!
You can also share your thoughts and INKspirations from these conversations in the comment threads wherever you’re tuning in … or over on Instagram @tellmeyourinkstory.
Waving from Boston and wishing you a delicious day, everywhere you glow – cheers!
Ande ♥
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“For me, tattoos are more than just decorative art on the body. They serve as powerful mantras that anchor me to gratitude, mindfulness, and the present moment.”
We’re tapping into the power of gratitude with guest Irina Jordan's beautiful body art. Each of her five tattoos are mantras that keep Irina anchored and connected to gratitude, while amplifying female empowerment and her beloved Russian Heritage.
Irina shares how she came to embrace body art later in life, with each tattoo carrying deep meaning and a constant reminder of the values and intentions she holds dear.
Many of Irina’s tattoos are inspired by her Russian heritage, beginning with her first tattoo, a Russian mantra for gratitude,
Irina prefers tattoos that she can easily see without the need for mirrors or contortionist moves. They become her personal touchstones, easily accessed throughout the day.
When it came to selecting a tattoo artist, Irina took a unique approach. She turned to a private Facebook group and sought recommendations from fellow tattoo enthusiasts, which led her to Studio 454 and a talented artist, Lauren Bartram, who is now a dear friend.
Irina is excited to get her next two tattoos, a fox and a rabbit, both works of art designed by her daughter.
Tune in as Irina takes us through the intricacies of her tattoo designs, influenced by Russian mythology and folklore, and shares the collaborative process she undertook with her trusted tattoo artist.
Tap this link to learn more about Irina, connect with her online, and be sure to join us on Your Ink Story’s Instagram feed where you can watch the video reel showcasing Irina’s many INKspirational tattoos, and see the beautiful artwork by talented tattoo artist Lauren Bartram at 454 Tattoo Studio!
Please rate and review this podcast wherever you are tuning in, and if this episode inspired you, please share it, so we can bring more people together, inspire connection, and ignite conversations that go beyond the surface.
If you or someone you know has an ink story to share on the podcast, please send me an email: ande at yourinkstory.com.
Want to join the conversation? Leave us a voicemail on our website by tapping the podcast mic icon. We can't wait to hear your thoughts on this episode and all the amazing stories that have been shared so far!
You can also share your thoughts and INKspirations from these conversations in the comment threads wherever you’re tuning in … or over on Instagram @tellmeyourinkstory.
Waving from Boston and wishing you a delicious day, everywhere you glow – cheers!
Ande ♥
Connect with Your Ink Story and Ande on Social Media:
Instagram: Your Ink Story and Ande Lyons
TikTok: Your Ink Story and Ande Lyons
Facebook: Your Ink Story and Ande Lyons
Threads: Your Ink Story and Ande Lyons
LinkedIn: Your Ink Story and Ande Lyons
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