San Judas Tattoo
Tattoo, Faith & Art by Daniel Soriano.
Tattoo, Faith & Art by Daniel Soriano.
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Protective cases built from camera-safe San Judas artwork.
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Single designs and collectible devotional sticker sets.
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View Portfolio Information Appointment ProcessSan Judas Tattoo is an independent physical tattoo studio and creative brand founded by Daniel Soriano. We create custom tattoo work and publish thoughtful resources about San Judas imagery, symbolism, placement, and tattoo culture.
Every tattoo inquiry begins with the person, the story, and the realities of placement and scale. Product and editorial projects support the same focus on considered design and respectful storytelling.
Meet Daniel & the StudioRead about San Judas Tadeo, prayer traditions, feast-day history, and the symbols that appear in devotional and tattoo art.
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