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Mendhi is an ancient Indian art form which has been performed for generations in the Middle East, India, Pakistan etc, but has recently been popularized by United States celebrities (e.g. American pop music icon Madonna's "Ray of Light" music video).

Women in India are traditionally tattooed on their hands and feet, insides of their arms and up their shins most often for a wedding, or other special occasion. Sometimes the chest, neck and throat will be tattooed. The subject matter is rather abstract, and often incorporates religious and auspicious symbols.
Used to pay homage to the body, cosmetics and perfumes were also essential to the Indian woman, whose duty it was to appear alluring to her lover. Staining the nails, skin and hair with henna is the favorite way of enhancing beauty amongst women in the Middle East also. In the famous Indian treatise on love, the Kama Sutra (compiled between 100 and 600 C.E.) women are advised to learn the arts of tattooing and of "coloring the teeth, garments, hair, nails, and bodies." Cosmetics also served as an emblem of class rank or caste; the placement of facial adornments separated the upper castes from the lower. Many Indian women still use cosmetics in the ancient way; eyelids are tinted with an antimony-based dye, the face and arms are stained yellow with saffron powder, and the soles of the feet are reddened with henna.

Mehndi K Design (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehndi K Design (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehndi K Design (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehndi K Design (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehndi K Design (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehndi K Design (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehndi K Design (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images
Mehndi K Design (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images



Mehndi K Design (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images

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