Bangkok bartenders celebrate their body art with Giffard’s Spirit of Art

[ruby_title]Suwincha “Chacha” Singsuwan, Rabbit Hole[/ruby_title]

“My first tattoo was an oil tattoo and the second was a ha taew sak yant tattoo – ha taew means five rows. I have more on my back. One has big brush strokes, like when you are doing a painting. I also have colour splashes on my back. Most don’t have so much meaning, although I do have my parents name tattooed. And my cat, Sophia, too. The rest is more just what I like – I got the inspiration of my owl tattoo from a stick-on tattoo. I put it on and liked it so I tattooed it for real! I also have a lion on my back. That’s for my surname, which means lion. Tattoos and cocktails do say something about what kind of style you have. If you have a look at someone’s tattoo, you can almost guess what kind of drink that person would like.”