This Anubis-inspired geometric tattoo design merges ancient myth with modern linework in black-and-grey ink. The central figure is a jackal-headed Anubis rendered in a stoic, upright stance, wearing a spiked crown and a draped mantle that billows behind him. Surrounding him is a circular mandala backdrop formed from interlocking arcs and fine linework, creating a sense of sacred geometry and order. The composition relies on crisp black ink with delicate shading to achieve a refined, illustrative look that works well as a stand-alone piece or a cover-up option. The symbolism is layered: Anubis, god of mummification and the afterlife, represents protection, transition, and guidance through liminal space; the crown connotes authority and divine status; the circle and mandala motif symbolize cycles, eternity, and cosmic order; the geometric fragmentation evokes the synthesis of ancient myth with contemporary tattoo design. The use of black-and-grey ink emphasizes contrast, tomb-like gravitas, and timeless elegance, aligning with themes of memory and heritage in body art. The repeating mandala pattern in the backdrop provides visual rhythm and architectural balance, making the design particularly suitable for a sleeve, chest piece, or back canvas. Note: this concept is AI-generated as part of a curated gallery, and the final tattoo would be refined by an artist to suit placement and skin tone; it is designed to be meaningful tattoo that resonates with those seeking symbolic ink and fine-line tattoo aesthetics. The gallery is inspired by Anubis from Egyptian mythology, ensuring a strong link to myth, ritual, and protection. For those considering a cover-up, the bold silhouettes and negative space help maintain legibility on darker skin tones while preserving facial features and crown detail.