INKHAUS

Custom tattoo studio concept, Mumbai

Original tattoos, drawn for the body that wears them.

A private studio for fine-line, blackwork and ornamental pieces. Every design starts with a conversation about you, not a sheet on the wall.

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INKHAUS is a fictional studio concept made to demonstrate this website. It is not a real business and is not associated with any existing studio or brand. Photographs are licensed stock images, not tattoos made here.

Tattoo artist working on a client's arm under a low lamp
Stock photograph by Fernando Capetillo / Pexels. Not work from this studio.

Selected work

Linework, blackwork and ornamental pieces, photographed healed and fresh.

These photographs are licensed stock images used as placeholders. They are not tattoos made by INKHAUS. A client site shows the studio's own work.

Showing all 10 pieces

  • Upper-back panelBlackwork, Upper backStock placeholder, not studio work
  • PeonyBlack and grey floral, NeckStock placeholder, not studio work
  • Poppy and eyeFine-line, HandStock placeholder, not studio work
  • Figure studyBold linework, Upper armStock placeholder, not studio work
  • EmblemBlackwork, Shoulder bladeStock placeholder, not studio work
  • Lotus lineOrnamental linework, ForearmStock placeholder, not studio work
  • Bones of the handFine-line, Hand and wristStock placeholder, not studio work
  • LeafFine-line, Upper armStock placeholder, not studio work
  • Floral sleeveBlack and grey floral, ArmStock placeholder, not studio work
  • WingBlackwork shading, ShoulderStock placeholder, not studio work
Tattoo machine, needle cartridges and a bottle laid out on a dark work table
Stock photograph by cottonbro studio / Pexels. Not this studio.

A small studio that draws everything from scratch.

Each piece begins as a drawing made for one person. We talk through the idea, look at how it will sit on the body and how it will age, then design something that belongs to you.

Sessions are booked so there is time to work carefully. No rushing between walk-ins, and no copying another artist's tattoo.

What we make

Pricing is set after a consultation, once size, placement and detail are clear.

  • Custom pieces

    An original design drawn around your idea, your placement and the way the skin moves.

  • Fine-line and botanical

    Delicate single-needle linework, florals and small symbols that stay readable over time.

  • Blackwork and ornamental

    Bold black fills, patterns and geometry that follow the shape of the body.

  • Script and lettering

    Names, dates and words in hand-drawn lettering, in English, Devanagari or other scripts.

  • Cover-ups and reworks

    A new design planned over an old tattoo, or an old piece refreshed and strengthened.

  • Touch-ups

    A follow-up session to settle any healing gaps in a piece we made.

How a consultation works

  1. Share your idea

    Send a short request with the idea, where it would go and roughly how large you imagine it.

  2. Talk it through

    Meet the artist in the studio or on a video call to discuss design, placement, sessions and price.

  3. Approve the drawing

    The artist draws your design. You review it, ask for changes and then choose a session date.

  4. Session and aftercare

    On the day we place the stencil together before starting. You leave with written aftercare guidance.

Questions before you book

Send a consultation request with your idea, the placement and a rough size. That is enough for a first conversation.

Yes. References help us understand what you like. We use them as a starting point and draw an original design rather than copying another artist's tattoo.

After the consultation, based on size, detail, placement and how many sessions the piece needs.

Often, yes. It depends on how dark and large the existing piece is, so we look at it in person or in clear photos first.

Sleep well, eat beforehand, avoid alcohol the day before and wear clothes that give easy access to the area.

Work is by consultation so each design gets proper drawing time.

No. INKHAUS is a fictional concept used to demonstrate this website. There is no studio, no artists and no bookings, and nothing you enter here is sent anywhere.

Location and hours

Street address appears hereMumbai, Maharashtra

Sample address and hours. The concept has no physical studio.

Opening hours
Tuesday to Saturday12:00 to 20:00
SundayConsultations by request
MondayClosed

Tell us what you have in mind.

Describe the idea, where it would sit on your body and roughly how large you imagine it. That is enough to start a consultation.

Demonstration form. Nothing you enter here is sent or stored.