Single long-stemmed rose with two leaves, drawn as black outline line art on white for use as a tattoo stencil. The bloom opens in layered petals around a small spiral centre, above a thin thorned stem with two serrated leaves. Keep the outline as is, or swap the flower, the line weight or the colours to make your own design.

A tattoo stencil of a single rose with two leaves, drawn as pure black outline line art on a flat white background, in the style of the transfer an artist prints before tattooing. The rose is a three-quarter view open bloom, upright, slightly tilted, with a tight spiral heart at the centre. Around the heart, overlapping petals unfurl in layers, each petal a closed outline with a soft rolled edge. The outer petals curl outward, and a few have small folded tips. Inner petals are described with a few simple curved contour lines only. The stem is a slim double-line outline curving gently downward in a graceful S-curve, with a few small thorns drawn as closed pointed triangles. Two leaves branch from the stem, one on each side at different heights and sizes. Each leaf is a closed outline with a serrated edge, a single centre vein line and two or three short side veins. Every line is solid pure black, continuous and closed, with even bold line weight of about 3 to 4 points, slightly heavier on the outer silhouette. Gaps between lines stay open and wide enough to survive as a tattoo at forearm size. Strictly no shading, no hatching, no stipple, no fills, no grey, no gradients, no texture and no drop shadow. No text, no border, no skin, no body parts and no mockup. The artwork is a flat vertical design centred on the canvas, with generous white margin on all sides, the whole flower and stem filling about 80% of the canvas height, arranged to fit a long forearm placement.