Visiting Nomad was Southwood’s introduction to the piercing world.
Plugs are short, circular pieces of jewelry commonly worn in larger-gauge ear piercings.
“He fell in love with indigenous cultures and their body art practices, and he made a business out of it.” He started bringing over organic jewelry, like plugs,” Southwood said. “Kristian went all around the world staying with different tribes. This means that piercers do not use tools such as forceps to support and stabilize the area being pierced. According to Nomad’s website, it was the first body piercing studio in America that worked freehand, without the aid of clamps. In 1993, Nomad Body Piercing was founded in San Francisco, in part by a man named Kristian White. Right now, it’s really popular to show off nipples.”īy getting pierced, students are tapping into ancient adorning practices, Southwood said. “I do so many nipple piercings a day, I can’t keep track. “The number one piercing we do at Cal Poly is by far nipple piercings,” Traditional Tattoo piercer and tattoo artist Matt Southwood said. 14-16, the studio does between 200 and 300 piercings a day. During promotions like their $20 Piercing Weekend, which took place Jan. However, piercings are now a very common accessory, especially among American millennials.Īs piercing and tattoo trends make their mark on the millennial generation, Traditional Tattoo in San Luis Obispo has become a popular spot for Cal Poly students seeking new body art. With the growth of religions such as Christianity, Judaism and Islam and their stricter ethical structures, the practice of body art diminished in Western societies. Many ancient cultures practiced and cherished the arts of piercing, poking, dying and branding the skin, commonly known as body modification.
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