Alec Laughlin

A tuko is an emblem of personal significance that serves to visually represent an individual. An easily recognizable and distinct logo of sorts, it most often appears in the form of a very simple design which conveys readily interpreted meaning or expresses with symbolic ambiguity.

It is not uncommon for individuals to have their tukos tattooed onto their bodies. The sanctity of these emblems must be respected.

A book of tukos is offered currently containing over 100 designs to which an individual may ascribe or uncover meaning. Once a tuko is claimed, it is removed from the book so that no other individual may possess it as their own.

I also offer services in tuko development for any individual who wishes to adopt one. For more information about tukos and their use, or to share the story of your tuko, please get in touch. I would love to hear from you.