In Aboriginal culture, kinship and connection are everything. A shared tattoo can be a beautiful expression of this deep relationship - a visual representation of your journey together.

Instead of fleeting trends, consider designs rooted in Dreamtime narratives.

A small emu – representing loyalty and perseverance – could symbolize your enduring support for one another.

Two tiny kangaroos, hopping side-by-side, signify companionship and shared adventures.

Or perhaps a cluster of dot work, mimicking the patterns found in ancient rock art, can represent the strength and resilience of your family line.

The beauty lies not just in the image itself, but in the story it tells.

Discuss the meaning behind each symbol – research Aboriginal culture respectfully (always consult with an Indigenous artist or cultural advisor) - and choose a design that resonates with both of you.

Remember, these are sacred symbols; approach them with reverence and understanding.