Sacred Tattoo
- Does tattoo work
Manhattan
Tribeca & Civic Center has 3 tattoo shops in New York County, and they differ a lot in what they do. One is a shop with a large review history, one is a private fine line studio, and one is a tattoo and piercing shop on Canal.
Sacred Tattoo is rated 4.7 from 263 reviews and also carries a body piercing category. It is the most reviewed shop on the page.
Sarah Gaugler Art Studio is a private studio belonging to a tattoo artist with about seventeen years of experience who works in custom designed fine line tattoos. Cover-ups and custom designs are available, and booking is by appointment only, with advance booking and a waitlist. Clients must be 18 or older with valid ID, and she also runs tattoo pop-ups. It is rated 5.0 from 15 reviews.
What a featured listing costs · from $29 a month
Tats on Canal is a tattoo and piercing shop that also carries a jewelry store label. It welcomes LGBTQ clients as a transgender safe space. It has 4 reviews at 5.0, a small sample, so a call to confirm styles and hours is a sensible first step.
Taken together, the three shops cover custom fine line work, general tattooing and piercing, so the neighborhood suits both a planned custom piece and a simpler visit. Call ahead to confirm hours and booking, since Sacred Tattoo has no hours posted.
Neighborhoods nearby with their own pages are SoHo, Little Italy & Hudson Square, Chinatown & Two Bridges, Greenwich Village, Lower East Side, and Financial District & Battery Park City.
Sarah Gaugler Art Studio is a private studio focused on custom designed fine line tattoos, with cover-ups also available. Booking is by appointment only.
Yes. Clients must be 18 or older with valid ID. No tattoo may be applied to anyone under 18 in New York City, and every customer signs a consent form first.
Sacred Tattoo carries a body piercing category in addition to tattooing. Tats on Canal is a Manhattan tattoo and piercing shop that also carries a jewelry store label, so piercing and jewelry sit together there.
SoHo, Little Italy & Hudson Square, Chinatown & Two Bridges, Greenwich Village, Lower East Side, and Financial District & Battery Park City each have a page.