Discover the history behind Pure Ink Tattoo, our industry-leading medical safety procedures, and our recommended aftercare guidelines to preserve your artwork.
Pure Ink Tattoo was founded in 2017 by Bishal Ghosh in Tinsukia, Assam. Driven by a desire to bridge the gap between traditional street-shop culture and high-end fine art galleries, Bishal envisioned an intimate, calm environment where artistic collaboration could flourish.
Over the years, the studio grew into a trusted destination for tattoo enthusiasts in Assam and neighboring regions. Today, we cater to design enthusiasts, artists, and clients seeking bespoke layouts, delicate line precision, and complex details. We pride ourselves on offering a relaxing, private, and pristine workspace for artists and clients alike.
All non-disposable equipment undergoes autoclave sterilization matching medical clinic guidelines, checked monthly by independent lab tests.
Every needle, grip, ink cup, and barrier film is 100% sterile and single-use. Packets are opened directly before your session and disposed of immediately.
Workstations are cleaned with broad-spectrum hospital-grade virucide before and after every client. Heavy duty air-purification filters cycle studio air continuously.
At Pure Ink Tattoo, we prioritize your skin's health. Learn about the science of tattoo depth, and explore our safety-certified, 100% vegan ink pigments.
The gold standard of tattooing. The Dermis layer holds ink pigments permanently, keeping your custom realism or fine line design crisp and vibrant for a lifetime.
Ideal for realism shading, deep contrasts, and bold linework.
Best for color realism, watercolors, and bright neo-traditional work.
Specifically engineered for fine-line details and geometric work.
Explore our visual tools to map your pain tolerance, test placement designs, heal your ink correctly, and preview brow aesthetics.
The first 48 hours are critical to preventing infections and locking in ink pigment.
Your tattoo will start dry-scaling, tightening, and forming a light skin crust.
The tattoo will flake off like a mild sunburn and become intensely itchy.
While the skin surface looks completely healed, the deep layers take up to a month to rebuild.