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IRONWOOD TATTOO

📍 6046 Dempster St.
Morton Grove, IL. 60053


📅 Tuesday-Saturday
🕚 11 AM- 7 PM 

☎️ 847-410-7207
📧 tattooironwood@gmail.com
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Ironwood Tattoo is the premier destination for Japanese-style tattoos in Morton Grove, IL. Our experienced tattoo artists are passionate about their work and bring expertise, knowledge, and creativity to each client's tattoo experience.

 

The walls are adorned with a diverse selection of tattoo designs, available for immediate tattooing or as inspiration to help our artist create the perfect personalized tattoo just for you. We take pride in delivering exceptional quality tattoos in both modern and classic Japanese styles.

To request an appointment, please click the link below:

➡️ Consultation Form

Welcome
Artists
Rhyno
Claudio Acuna
Jake Rivera

ARTISTS

Rhyno

Classic | Dynamic | Rugged 

@rhyno_108 | www.rhynotattoo.com | rhynotattoo@gmail.com

Rinel Tabamo, or Rhyno, is the first tattooer in Chicago to learn the traditional Japanese hand poke method known as tebori. He is known for his intricate design work when working with machines. However, his current goal is to keep his designs simple yet powerful, inspired by the history of wabori.   Rhyno has been tattooing since 2014. Outside of tattooing, his hobbies include breakdancing and learning Japanese (language). While tattooing, he might listen to music from jazz mixtapes to King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. 

Jake Rivera

Contemporary | Versatile | Clean

@jakeriveratattoo  |  jakeriveratattoo@gmail.com

With 10 years of tattooing experience, Jake is recognized as a prolific artist, presenting hundreds of paintings and designs available for tattooing.

As a progressive artist, he has crafted paintings that fuse modern culture with traditional Japanese motifs, showcasing pieces like biomech Fujin and biomech Raijin, alongside Ninja Turtle-inspired backpiece designs featuring iconic characters such as Shredder, Master Splinter, and April O'Neil. While creating these innovative pieces, he still makes time to make classic traditional Japanese paintings. Outside of tattooing, Jake is a triathlete.

While tattooing, he listens to music from Dire Straits to chill hip-hop 

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