Coral Springs, Florida
Polynesian and Polyfusion tattoos
Polynesian tattoos at South Seas are custom pieces built from traditional Pacific Island patterning: niho (shark teeth), honu, manta rays, tiki, makau (fishhooks) and ocean motifs. Most are drawn freehand on the skin. "Polyfusion" is the shop’s word for Polynesian work fused with other styles and symbols that matter to you, such as Taíno petroglyphs or Filipino patterns.
55 examples from the shop
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Polynesian-style hammerhead shark back piece with a plumeria flower, black ink across the upper back and shoulder -
Polyfusion octopus sleeve in black and grey, tentacles wrapping the arm from shoulder to wrist -
Polyfusion tiki face on the side of the torso, black and grey, with Polynesian patterning over the shoulder -
Polyfusion headpiece on the side of a shaved head, black patterning above the ear -
Anchor tattoo on the back of the hand, black and grey · by Rob -
Full-color Kū face in a Polynesian forearm piece, orange and red face framed by black patterning and blue flowers -
Polynesian spine piece with plumeria flowers and koru curls, fine black linework on the upper back -
Polyfusion sleeve on the shoulder and upper arm, black ink -
Honu (sea turtle) back piece in Polynesian patterning, black ink across the full upper back -
Older scorpion tattoo blended into new Polynesian shoulder work, black and grey -
Filipino-style tribal shoulder cap with geometric patterning, black ink -
Freehand asymmetrical Polynesian upper-back piece, black linework across the shoulder blade -
Polyfusion half sleeve on the shoulder and upper arm, black ink -
Freehand Polyfusion honu (sea turtle) with a tiki face down the shin, black ink -
Polyfusion "Jaws" stomach piece, shark jaws framing the navel with Polynesian patterning across the chest, black ink -
Polynesian chest panel over the pectoral and shoulder, black linework and patterning -
Marquesan-inspired Polyfusion chest piece with a tiki face, black ink, continuing into the half sleeve -
Freehand Polyfusion tiki face on the outer thigh, black and grey -
Polyfusion chest and shoulder piece with solid black and patterned bands -
Older tribal shoulder tattoo reworked with new Polynesian elements, black ink -
Polynesian chest and shoulder piece with detailed linework and banding, black ink -
Polynesian ʻiwa (frigatebird) on the side of the torso, black ink -
Polynesian side-of-the-head piece with plumeria flowers above the ear, black and grey -
Polyfusion and Filipino-style chest piece, black ink with red accents -
Freehand Polynesian half sleeve on the shoulder and upper arm, black linework -
Polynesian and Taíno chest and shoulder piece with a Taíno sun face, black ink -
Polynesian shoulder-blade piece with a tiki face and bold black patterning -
First session of a freehand Polyfusion half sleeve, black linework on the shoulder and upper arm -
Polynesian manta ray on the shoulder blade, black ink -
Polyfusion half sleeve with a Puerto Rican coquí frog petroglyph on the shoulder, black ink -
Ono (wahoo) fish in Polynesian patterning on the thigh, part of a leg sleeve, black and grey -
Polynesian hammerhead shark running from thigh to knee, black ink -
Polynesian upper-back panel, V-shaped black linework from the neck across both shoulder blades -
Polyfusion manta chest piece with a central tiki face and red accents, the manta tail running down the stomach, black and grey -
Freehand Polynesian full sleeve shown from three angles, black ink from shoulder to wrist -
Polyfusion wolf face on the chest and shoulder, black and grey -
Polynesian piece on the shoulder blade with a star and koru curls, black ink, made for the client's ohana (family) -
Polyfusion wolf chest panel, black and grey with fine patterning -
Polyfusion forearm piece with tiki faces, shown in red stencil and in black ink -
Kanaloa figure with niho (shark-tooth) bands on the ribs and side, black ink -
Freehand Polyfusion owl and hei tiki on the calf, three views, black ink -
Polyfusion sleeve around the elbow and forearm, three views, black ink -
Polyfusion chest piece built around a central petroglyph, black and grey -
Polyfusion chest panel with a Taíno coquí petroglyph, black ink -
Polyfusion shoulder cap covering an older tattoo, black ink -
Polynesian shoulder piece covering old tattoos, black ink -
Black tribal dragon covered with Polynesian and Native American-style shoulder work, black and grey with color accents -
Polyfusion shoulder piece covering a large lizard-skeleton tattoo, black ink -
Polyfusion honu and tiki back piece covering older tattoos, black ink -
Freehand Polynesian makau (fishhook) on the shoulder, black and grey, covering an older tattoo -
Psychedelic bright-colored honu (sea turtle) on the shoulder blade -
Small honu (sea turtle) with a teal flower shell on the leg -
Realistic sea turtle in color on the forearm, two views -
French bulldog filled with Polynesian patterning on the ribs, black and grey -
Polynesian ear and neck piece with dangling beads, fine black linework · by Aja
How do I book a polynesian tattoo?
Call the shop at 954-531-1765 or message @southseastattoo on Instagram to set up a free consultation. Bring your idea, the placement and the rough size, plus any photos that help explain it, and the design is drawn for you.
Let us make something beautiful for you
Free consultations. Call the shop or send us a message on Instagram, and tell us your idea, the placement and the size.