The phrase "a tattoo representing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a tattoo that symbolizes or signifies something specific.
Example: "She has a tattoo representing her love for nature, featuring a beautiful tree and flowers."
Alternatives: "a tattoo symbolizing" or "a tattoo that signifies".
I visited a three-story indoor fabric market (South Bund Soft-Spinning Material Market, 399 Lu Jia Bang Road) with Lin Lin Mai, a Kewpie-doll-cute twenty-eight-year-old with an eighteen-inch waist, a perfect pageboy haircut, a dot of hot-pink rouge on each cheek, green racing stripes on her fingernails, and a tattoo representing a crop circle on her back.
He also has a tattoo representing his birth symbol, Libra.
At the time I was blonde and this tattoo represented a pretty amazing time in my life living and working in San Francisco.
His tattoo represents 20 years of archery training.
After five years in detention, Lorek said his tattoo represents someone who no longer exists.
The cross tattoo represents his time with the Brood, and his star and skull tattoos represent his Rated-R Superstar persona and his self-proclaimed status as the "Guns N' Roses of wrestling".
"Every time I am at the end of my rope, I read my wrist that says 'Just Breathe.' The tattoo represents making it through life with arrhythmias, and still keeping my heart intact to do the job I love".
The introduction in the dermis of exogenous pigments and dyes to obtain a permanent design (tattooing) represents a unique in-vivo situation, where a large amount of metallic salts and organic dyes remain in the skin for the lifetime of the bearer.
His tattoos include a full back tattoo ad for GoldenPalace.com as well as 24 facial tattoos representing various companies, including porn websites.
All of Copeland's tattoos represent a stage in his career.
According to a People magazine source, Jolie's three tattoos represent Buddhist blessings for peace, love and a prosperous life.
