Contemporary Tattoo Studio
Narrm / Melbourne AU
Narrm / Melbourne AU
Regarding Coronavirus
Wednesday June 16th 2021
After another lockdown, we have reopened! There are still some restrictions in place, so please read the following information before coming to your appointment:
- Masks are mandatory indoors. Please bring a mask with you to the appointment.
- Due to limited capacity we are unable to accommodate friends/family. Please don't bring family or friends along to the studio without checking with your artist first, as sadly we may not be able to let them in.
- Our waiting area is small, so please arrive on time. We may have to ask you to wait outside if you arrive early.
- Our studio is cash only. In order to minimise the number of people in the space at any one time, please bring cash with you.
After another lockdown, we have reopened! There are still some restrictions in place, so please read the following information before coming to your appointment:
- Masks are mandatory indoors. Please bring a mask with you to the appointment.
- Due to limited capacity we are unable to accommodate friends/family. Please don't bring family or friends along to the studio without checking with your artist first, as sadly we may not be able to let them in.
- Our waiting area is small, so please arrive on time. We may have to ask you to wait outside if you arrive early.
- Our studio is cash only. In order to minimise the number of people in the space at any one time, please bring cash with you.
Thank you for your patience and understanding. We can't wait to see you all again soon.
- Crucible Tattoo Co.
Phone: (03) 9376 1585
Email: crucibletattoo@outlook.com
- Crucible Tattoo Co.
Phone: (03) 9376 1585
Email: crucibletattoo@outlook.com
We proudly acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which this shop is located and on which our resident artists do their work.
We pay respects to Elders, past, present and emerging.
This always was, and always will be, Aboriginal Land.
We pay respects to Elders, past, present and emerging.
This always was, and always will be, Aboriginal Land.