Mongol Tattoos
Traditional techniques with bold colors and sharp outlines that flow with your body and tell a story — all while honoring the traditional art and spirituality of Japanese tattooing.
About Me
Ghengis runs Mongol Tattoos out of New York City, six years deep in traditional Japanese tattooing — bold lines, rich color, and work that moves with your body the way it was always meant to.
Every piece starts with a conversation. Your story, your body, the art — those three things have to work together, and that's exactly what we figure out before a single needle touches skin. Nothing gets rushed. Full-day sessions only, because that's what the work demands.
The studio doesn't feel like a sterile white box. Fur rugs, leather, pillows — it's the kind of space where you actually settle in. You're sitting for seven hours, so you might as well be somewhere that feels human.
Traditional Japanese tattooing carries real weight — spiritually, artistically, historically. That's not lost on me. The bold colors and sharp outlines aren't just aesthetic choices; they're part of a language refined over centuries. What we build together fits your body and tells your story, while staying true to that lineage.
Services
Full Day
$1500A 7-hour session for larger, multi-day traditional Japanese pieces — $1,500 per day.
Ready to Get Started?
Your next piece starts here. Let's create something you'll love forever.
How It Works
From your first idea to fresh ink — here's what to expect.
Apply
Submit your tattoo idea through the application form — placement, size, and reference images. Every request is reviewed personally before anything is booked.
Consultation
Before your session, we'll meet for a consultation to finalize the design, placement, and pricing. Consultations are $100 and run about 45 minutes.
Deposit & Booking
Once your idea is approved, secure your appointment with a deposit. A deposit holds your spot and goes toward the cost of your tattoo.
Your Appointment
Come in for your session (about 7 hours). Relax and get comfortable — we'll take care of the rest.
