In India, Pakistan and Afghanistan, the system of applying mehndi to the arms, and palms of the hand and feet has a rich historical significance. No auspicious or traditional Indian situation of festival s weddings or religious ceremony is complete without the mehndi ritual. Diwali, Karva Chauth, Teej, Rakhi or the wedding festivities of Roka, Nikah, Sangeet, etc. are never complete without the bride and family member’s hand’s adorned with beautiful designs of mehndior Henna
Mehndi is a beautiful impression on hands of ladies which helps beautifying the skin and texture. It is a tradition in Indian culture for the brides going to sit for marriage. There was a time when few religion adopted mehndi designs but today almost everybody applied mehndi in hand. It is not just on the hands of the bride but even the relatives, friends and invitees apply mehndi to look beautiful. Dulhan mehndi design has become a trend these days even for ladies staying in Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Some patterns of mehndi for the bride’s hand
Some patterns of mehndi for the bride’s hand
Arabic bridal mehndi designs
Traditional mehndi designs
Some patterns of mehndi for the bride’s hand
Traditional mehndi designs
Some patterns of mehndi for the bride’s hand
Arabic bridal mehndi designs
Arabic bridal mehndi designs
Traditional mehndi designs
Arabic bridal mehndi designs
Traditional mehndi designs
Rajasthani mehndi designs for hands
Traditional mehndi designs
Arabic bridal mehndi designs
Traditional mehndi designs
These patterns are different from the traditional designs, but they give a unique modern look to the art. In places patterns from Rajasthan, Pakistan and Afghanistan are modified according to demand.
Below is a pattern formed in a very modern way by making it open clear and combination of different styles.
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