Dear guest,
First, we sit. A half-hour conversation; we'll talk through the idea, why you want it, and whose hand it should land in. Not a decision yet, just a beginning.
30–45 min · At the studio

Drawn once,
read for years.
A tattoo is a decision. You choose the artist, share the story, and carry the mark for years.
Permanent work needs two things: the right design and the right hand. The rest is the work of time.

A one-room atelier in Kadıköy, facing north.

A one-room atelier in Kadıköy, facing north.
The window faces north. By ten the light settles in. We ready the bench and bring the ink to room temperature. The day begins.
Two breaths,
then the first line.

“A fast line leaves a shallow mark.”
When the day ends, the room is put back: scrap paper folded, cotton discarded, gloves removed, ink jars sealed. The autoclave is set. Everything waits, ready for tomorrow's first sitting.

P.S. Coffee machine is set for tomorrow morning's first guest.
Dear guest,
First, we sit. A half-hour conversation; we'll talk through the idea, why you want it, and whose hand it should land in. Not a decision yet, just a beginning.
30–45 min · At the studio


On the drawing,
After the consultation, the drawing begins. A day, sometimes three; we sit beside you and refine the line. Revisions are free, and there is no rush. When the design is ready we send it over. The last word is yours.
1–3 days · Revisions included

A note for tomorrow,
Tomorrow is the sitting. Drink water, eat lightly, wear something easy. The first ten minutes are settling in; after that it's rhythm. If you need to pause, say so — never push it. You leave with a new mark.
2–8 hours · One sitting or several


One last note,
The skin has settled, the line has found its place. Moisturiser the first week, sunscreen the three after. Full instructions in the guide below. If anything comes up, write to us — we're here.
30 days · Aftercare guide

