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刺青 (cìqīng): This is a more formal term for "tattoo" and is derived from the Japanese word "irezumi".
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No, 纹身 (wénshēn) is not used to describe a permanent mark or design on something other than skin. 纹身 (wénshēn) is a Chinese word that specifically means "tattoo" and is only used to describe a permanent mark or design on skin.
Other Chinese words that can be used to describe a permanent mark or design on something other than skin include 刻 (kè) and 印 (yìn). 刻 (kè) means "to carve" and 印 (yìn) means "to stamp".
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