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The doors at Otautahi Tattoo Auckland stay open all day, offering a welcoming vibe with diverse music. The team is dedicated to guiding clients through consultations, transforming their ideas into stunning tattoos. With skilled artists specializing in various styles, they cater to a wide range of preferences. From Maori Ta Moko and Polynesian Tatau to Japanese Irezumi and classic Traditional designs, they offer a diverse selection to choose from.
To get to Otautahi Tattoo Auckland at 155 Karangahape Road, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010, New Zealand by public transport, you can take bus number 274 from Britomart Transport Centre and get off at the Karangahape Road near Queen Street stop. If you prefer to drive, you can reach the salon by taking Karangahape Road from Queen Street and turning left onto Hereford Street.
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Gender-neutral toilets
Transgender safe space, LGBTQ+ friendly
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To make an appointment at Otautahi Tattoo Auckland, you can call them on their phone +64 9 337 0694 or use callback form on website http://www.otautahitattoo.com/ and request a date and time that works for you. They will then confirm if they have any availability for an appointment.
The most popular services are Ear piercing, Septum piercing, Nose piercing, Belly button piercing, Tongue piercing.
The location of Otautahi Tattoo Auckland is a city Auckland, full address is 155 Karangahape Road, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010, New Zealand.
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45 Queen St
I arrived at Otautahi Tattoo on April 14, 2023 to get my initial skin art at the age of 50. I couldn’t leave New Zealand without etching a mark of my journey on these two islands.
This was my premier skin art, a striking forearm masterpiece crafted by Tama, top-notch fella and genuinely kind, the lone downside is the cost. Initially quoted at $2950, managed to negotiate it down to $2500. (All I’ve asked said I got swindled) I grasped the pricing layout to be $650 per hand size, but what I didn’t foresee was that the hands would be the size of a wee child. I would 100% revisit the same artisan but not the same studio if it’s at that rate.