In an Arctic tattoo parlour: Its owner and his customers about why tattoo art is important to them.
February 10, 2024
The Independent Barents Observer
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The Barents Observer visits a tattoo shop in the town of Kirkenes, Arctic Norway. Its owner and his customers share their personal stories about why they got the tattoos and why this art form is important to them.
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