Frida Kahlo's tattoos have deep personal meaning for her and a great significance for Mexican culture. She believed that tattoos were part of her identity, so she saw them as a way to express herself and connect with her heritage. Her most iconic tattoo is the two monkeys on her upper back, which represent loyalty, strength and wisdom. Other tattoos include a Mexican symbol for fire, a deer and cactus, which represent her homeland, and an eagle and snake which are popular Mexican symbols of luck and protection. She also had a sun tattooed on her right thigh to honour the Aztecs. All of these tattoos combined tell the story of Frida's heritage and allow her to proudly wear her identity and beliefs on her body.