Showing posts with label Mehendi (Henna Tattoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mehendi (Henna Tattoo. Show all posts
Held The Night - Mehndi Party
Mehndi party is held the night before the wedding. Traditionally, it is held in the home of the bride and only includes women from the bride's side. It is a fun and relaxing evening for the bride to spend with her closest friends and relatives.
The evening is spent applying mehndi (henna) designs to the bride's hands, feet and anywhere else! Friends and family may also have some mehndi. While
The evening is spent applying mehndi (henna) designs to the bride's hands, feet and anywhere else! Friends and family may also have some mehndi. While
Mehendi Henna Tattoo
Mehendi (Henna Tattoo, also known as Mehndi) is an ancient Indian Body Art.
It is used in creating intricate ethnic or contemporary designs and exotic patterns on various parts of the body, though traditionally applied to the hands and feet of women preparing for special ceremonies.
It is completely natural, non-permanent and painless. Once thought only for women, men are finding it a nice
It is used in creating intricate ethnic or contemporary designs and exotic patterns on various parts of the body, though traditionally applied to the hands and feet of women preparing for special ceremonies.
It is completely natural, non-permanent and painless. Once thought only for women, men are finding it a nice
Mehendi Decoration
Mehendi decoration and application is an ancient practice in India, Africa and The Middle East. Girls and women are the ones who generally use henna for beautification. This becomes a different affair during ceremonies, like marriage and other festivals.
The various figures, geometry and patterns symbolize their fertility, womanhood and nature. Henna (or 'Mehendi', the Indian namfe) is made from
The various figures, geometry and patterns symbolize their fertility, womanhood and nature. Henna (or 'Mehendi', the Indian namfe) is made from
