A radial neo tribal sun emblem in solid black on white, made as a tattoo design, decal or clipart motif. Sixteen curling blades with hooked tips fan out from a small ringed circle at the center, in a mirrored pattern with longer and shorter blades alternating. Users can remake it by swapping the colours, resizing the blades, or placing their own initials or photo in the central ring.

A neo tribal tattoo design: a sun emblem built from solid pure-black blades, centred on a plain flat white background. A small solid black circle forms the core, with a thin ring of white gap around it. From the core, a ring of 12 long primary blades radiates outward. Each blade is a smooth curved shape that swells in the middle and tapers to a razor-sharp hooked tip, and all the blades curl clockwise like flame tongues. Between each pair of long blades sits a shorter, thinner blade that curves the opposite way and ends in a sharp hook. Every blade tip splits into two hooked points of unequal length. The whole emblem is mirrored exactly left and right along one vertical axis. Wide, clean white negative space separates every blade, with a gap of at least a fifth of the blade's thickness at its widest, so the shapes read clearly and can be stencilled. The two blades at the top and the two at the bottom are longer, and sweep outward and curve back. The silhouette is a bold, balanced circular burst, heavy 90s neo tribal in feel. The edges are crisp vector curves with perfectly sharp points. There is no thin needle linework, no tiny thorns, no grey shading, no gradients, no colour, no texture, no shadows and no text. The emblem fills about 75% of the canvas, with an even, generous white margin on all sides. It is a flat, solid black graphic on white, ready to hand to a tattoo artist as a stencil reference.