Beautiful Eid Collection For Girls Best Mehndi Designs 2013: Henna Mehandi Design (1)

Tuesday, 30 April 2013

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This Sodani henna/mehndi design by Nili is quit magnatic. In drawing Sodani designs, designers usually utilize thick henna/mehndi paste which is quit difficult because it can damage the entire structural symetry of the whole design. Nili has done a marvelous job by keeping up the level of high quality work.

Stylish Arabic Art

This is another manifestation of Arabic Mehndi/Henna Design. It covers mainly arms and useful for half sleeve shirts.

Stylish Sodani Mehndi

It's an Sodani floral mehndi designs for hands, This Stylish Sodani Mehndi Design have stylish work on back side of hand. The artist have covered all the finger with his beautiful of work

Classical Mehndi Art

Colorful mehndi paste is in vogue now days and among colorful mehndi’s black surpasses all of the colors in its attractiveness. This beautiful Indian mehndi/henna design in black enshrines the fair skin more. This design is an exhibition of flowery curvature with fine pasting technique. Nili used curvy structure of flowery design on fingers and at back of the palm she embedded a fine flower. All these stylish mehndi designs are taken from an mehndi artist you may view her from her official facebook page. You may also submit your mehndi designs to participate in this mehndi contest.

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You've probably seen it at county fairs. Flowery, delicate nut brown designs painted on the skin that form a temporary tattoo design that lasts for about one to three weeks. You've seen it advertised as henna, but mehndi, as it is more properly called, has a much deeper and rich history that you might not be aware of. This beautiful art form has been used for centuries as part of Indian and Middle Eastern wedding ceremonies, and is even described in the very earliest Hindu Vedic texts.

Mehndi is typically used in Indian or Middle Eastern weddings. The designs promise health, prosperity and fertility. Additionally, the groom's name or initials are often hidden in the design. If he can't find them, he owes the bride a gift.

Since the bride is those cultures goes to live with her in-laws, another side-effect of mehndi is that she cannot do housework until the artwork fades, giving her time to assimilate with her husband's family and get to spend time with her husband.

Mehndi comes from the Sanskrit word for henna and describes this complicated, artistic yet temporary art style. The process involves grinding henna leaves into a fine powder, then mixing with essential oils, lemon, and sometimes coffee or tea, to make a paste which is then applied in intricate designs onto the hands or feet (most often) or other areas of the body.

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