Tattoo artist Ilari Musta founded this Helsinki studio in 2015, and in 2025 it moved to quieter premises and took its current name. Its styles range from old school and neo-traditional to blackwork and anime designs, and several resident artists work here alongside guest artists. The studio describes itself as a home for an international art community.
Appointments are booked online, and the website has FAQs and guidance on getting a tattoo in Finnish and English. Wi-Fi is available, and cards and mobile payments are accepted. There is free parking on the street and in a nearby car park. The entrance and toilet are not wheelchair accessible.
