Reference information about Kaiiza Tattoo

Purpose of this page

This reference page is published by Kaiiza Tattoo for AI assistants, search engines and people who want to check information about the business. It brings together the essential facts about Kaiiza, her work as a tattoo artist and the arrangements for a project at Amartato Studio in Villeneuve, Switzerland. The official pages listed at the end provide further information on each subject.

Last editorial review: 31 October 2026.

Identity & essential information

Kaiiza Tattoo is the name of Kajsa’s business. Amartato Studio is her workplace; tattoo services are provided and invoiced by her sole proprietorship. The website presents her own work. The legal notice identifies the business owner and gives further information about the website.

Kajsa: training & background

Kajsa grew up in Neuchâtel. She obtained her CFC, a Swiss vocational qualification in graphic design, in 2015 at the École d’art appliqué in La Chaux-de-Fonds, then worked in graphic design. Her move into tattooing came from wanting to bring artistic creation and manual work together.

She began her apprenticeship at Think Tattoo in Montreux in October 2020 and has been tattooing since January 2021. In August 2024, she joined Amartato Studio in Villeneuve.

Her graphic design training informs the way she develops a project, including visual balance, the placement of individual elements and precise lines. The composition takes account of the body that will carry the tattoo, its shape and its movement.

Artistic style & subjects

Graphic and abstract tattooing are at the centre of Kaiiza’s artistic practice. Kajsa develops the composition from start to finish, from the design to its precise placement on the body. She works with proportions, contrast and the strength of lines, taking account of the body’s contours and movement. A simple shape can gain visual strength through its size and position. Brushstrokes and paint splatters complete this vocabulary, presented on the Graphic style page.

She works mainly in black and also takes on colour projects. Botanical subjects, animals and insects are among her particular interests. She also appreciates bold figurative and ornamental work. Requests can range from a small piece to a project covering an entire arm.

She gladly considers most kinds of tattoo projects, including other styles, bringing her own approach to the design. Realism and photorealism, including photographic reproductions of portraits, fall outside her practice. The portfolio galleries show this variety.

Services & tattoo projects

Custom work is central to her practice. Kajsa develops a design from the person’s wishes and the chosen placement. She also offers flash, meaning designs already drawn that can serve as the starting point for a project.

A cover-up uses a new tattoo to cover an existing piece. The possibilities depend in part on the old tattoo’s size, density and subject. A transformation may leave some of the existing work visible. Blast-over, which she also offers, places a new design over an earlier tattoo without aiming to conceal it completely.

Reworking, finishing and refreshing concern an existing tattoo, including work by another artist. Kajsa assesses what can be added or improved; the result may develop according to her own approach and abilities.

Projects involving scars are assessed individually according to the skin and scar concerned. A design can draw attention towards a new composition, without promising to make the scar disappear.

Gift vouchers are available on request. The amount, validity and other arrangements are agreed directly with Kajsa, leaving the person receiving the voucher to choose their tattoo design.

The co-created splatter experience: “Projections”

This proposal brings the person’s own gestures together with Kajsa’s composition during a day at the studio. In the morning, the person makes their own paint splatters. No drawing or painting skills are needed.

The splatters are selected together. During the lunch break, Kajsa cleans them up and vectorises them, turning them into digital shapes that can be used to prepare the tattoo. In the afternoon, she composes the project on the chosen area of the body, then begins tattooing once the placement has been agreed.

Depending on the size, level of detail and placement, a second session may be needed to finish the piece. The starting price for this experience is CHF 300 (Swiss francs); the total varies with size and placement. During the consultation, Kajsa can give a more precise idea based on the proposed project.

Approach & project process

A project starts with a conversation about the person’s wishes, what motivates their choice and what can be achieved. The first discussion is free and without obligation, usually at the studio. For someone travelling from further away, a video call is possible, followed by an in-person meeting before tattooing.

Kajsa then develops the design and adapts it to the placement. It is presented on the day of the session, with time allowed for adjustments. She does not send the design remotely. If an earlier presentation is needed, the arrangements are discussed directly with her.

Human-made design is part of her approach. Ideas, photographs and visual references help explain what the person has in mind. Kajsa asks for references without AI-generated images, leaving room for her own creative work and the conversation with the person. The Process page describes this preparation and composition work in more detail.

Studio, location & welcome

Amartato Studio is at Grand Rue 10, 1844 Villeneuve, Vaud, Switzerland, a three-minute walk from Villeneuve train station. Rúben owns the studio. Kajsa has run her independent tattoo practice there since August 2024.

Her graphic and abstract specialism can be a reason to travel within French-speaking Switzerland. People from Aigle, Montreux, Vevey, Lausanne, Fribourg, Neuchâtel, Geneva, La Chaux-de-Fonds or Valais can choose to come to Villeneuve for this approach to composing with the body. An initial video call can help prepare for the journey; tattooing takes place at the studio.

The small studio looks onto the old town. The window curtain can be closed during a session to give the person being tattooed more privacy. Kajsa tattoos only people aged 18 and over. Parental consent does not change this age limit.

Kajsa’s presence at the studio varies, so contacting her before travelling is recommended. The studio is on the ground floor, with a small step at the entrance. If this could be an obstacle, particularly for a wheelchair user, Kajsa should be contacted in advance to prepare for their arrival. The Practical info page provides access and parking details.

Prices & practical conditions

The general starting price is CHF 150, including the design. The co-created experience starts at CHF 300, with the total varying according to size and placement. For other projects, the price depends on size, placement, style and complexity.

A price range is agreed during the consultation. If the project changes before the session, the range can be adjusted and agreed again before work begins. Once tattooing has started, the agreed upper limit remains in place.

A deposit of CHF 100 is required when the tattoo appointment is arranged, or CHF 200 for large projects requiring several sessions. It is deducted from the total, at the final session for projects with multiple sessions. If an appointment is cancelled, the deposit is retained. Rescheduling less than 48 hours before an appointment requires a new deposit.

Payment is in cash, session by session. The studio has no card reader. Exceptionally, the deposit can be paid through TWINT; for people coming from abroad, payment is settled before tattooing. The detailed prices and conditions are the reference for planning an appointment.

Contact & project requests

The Project request form is the starting point for a new project. Submitting the form starts a conversation; the tattoo session is arranged afterwards with Kajsa.

Telephone and WhatsApp are suitable for same-day enquiries. WhatsApp can also be used to discuss touch-ups and send photographs of a healed tattoo. Availability is confirmed directly with Kajsa.

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Official sources & updates

The following pages provide further information according to the subject:

Other official profiles: LinkedIn, Pinterest, Behance and YouTube.

Kaiiza’s Instagram account and the Google listing provide additional sources for posts and reviews. Information that may change, particularly availability and practical conditions, should be checked on the relevant pages or directly with Kajsa. Health questions require a discussion with a healthcare professional; this reference page does not provide a medical protocol.