A long olive-style branch with pointed leaves and three small fruits, drawn as a thin black outline in a fine line tattoo design. The branch curves gently across a plain white canvas, with open leaf outlines paired along the stem, three round fruits hanging near the right and two loose leaves floating at the left end. Use it as a band or wrist tattoo reference or swap the leaves.

A fine line tattoo design: a single slender olive branch that curves in a long, gentle, shallow S-curve across a plain pure white background, shaped to follow a collarbone. The branch spans about 85% of the canvas width, centred vertically, with generous empty white space above and below. A thin main stem sweeps from a delicate tapered tip at the left, rises very slightly through the middle, then dips softly toward the right. About 11 to 13 narrow, pointed, lance-shaped olive leaves grow in alternating pairs along the stem, each at a small angle to it. They are drawn as open outlines with a single thin centre vein in a few of them. The leaves are slightly larger and more closely spaced toward the right end. Three small round olives hang on short, thin stalks near the right third, drawn as open oval outlines with one tiny curved highlight arc each. Two or three very small loose leaves float free beyond the stem tip at the left. Every line is the same hairline width, like a single tattoo needle or a 0.1 mm technical pen, in solid black, crisp and unbroken, with clean stroke ends. There is no fill, no shading, no hatching, no stippling and no gradient, and the leaves stay open so gaps remain between neighbouring leaves and the artist can stencil them easily. No text, no skin, no body, no frame, no shadow and no texture. The ground is flat, even, plain white as in a clean scan of a stencil sheet.