Symmetrical neo-tribal tattoo band in solid black on white, meant as a lower-back or armband tattoo design and as a reusable decal graphic. Mirrored blades sweep outward from a central flame-like heart, ending in hooked, tapered points with wide white gaps between them. Swap the colours, stretch the band or place it on your own shirt, car or skin mockup.

A wide neo tribal tattoo band design for the lower back, flat solid black on a plain pure white ground. The band runs horizontally across about 88% of the canvas width and 55% of its height, mirrored exactly along one central vertical axis. At the centre sits a compact emblem: a pointed heart-shaped flame made of two interlocking black blades, with a small open teardrop-shaped gap inside it. From the emblem, three pairs of long heavy blades sweep outward to the left and right. Each blade swells fat in the middle and tapers to a razor-sharp hooked tip. The blades curl in alternating upward and downward directions, so the band rises into a gentle shallow arch at the centre and falls into long tapering tails at both ends. The outermost blades end in two unequal hooked points that curve back toward the centre. Wide, even white negative space separates every blade, at least as wide as the thickest blade, so the shapes stay open and easy to stencil. A few bold, rounded 90s-style spikes branch off the main blades, each with a clear gap around it. All edges are smooth, crisp vector curves with sharp points. There is no thin linework, no tiny thorns, no grey shading, no gradients, no colour, no texture and no shadows. There is no text, lettering or numbers anywhere. The band is centred with a generous white margin on all sides. It looks like clean black flash art, ready for a tattoo artist to redraw and stencil.