Unique Mehandi Designs
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Mehndi designs are one of the most popular
wedding trends in India, Pakistan and other parts of South Asia. Most women
these days, irrespective of their age, get their henna done for functions and weddings.
The bridal henna designs are particularly famous for their elegance, the color
and beautiful designs. These designs that mostly appear to be like reddish
brown tattoos on hands, legs and back are carved using henna powder mixed with
a pinch of water.
Origin of Mehndi Designs
The tradition of applying Henna or Mehndi
dates long back in Indian history. It was brought to the country by the Moghuls
who used to decorate their women with these beautiful designs. Those days,
there were dedicated designers who used to create designs for queens and
princesses. Gradually, it became a part of Indian culture with more and more
women using it on a regular basis. Today, there are different designs depending
on the state culture and family culture too.
How Is Mehndi Prepared?
It is obtained from the leaves of henna
plant, which is crushed to produce the powder. The powder is then mixed with
water, sometimes lemon, and converted into a paste. This paste is then applied
to women's hands, legs, and even back in the form of artistic mehndi designs.
Once it is applied, it takes nearly 12 hours for the hands to get tattooed and
it typically lasts for nearly 1 week.
These can be broadly categorized into two
categories - complex & intricate designs and simple designs. And it can be
further divided into many types depending on the culture and state. However,
the four most famous types of designs are:
1. Arabic mehndi designs for hand
2. Indian mehndi designs
3. African mehndi
4. Pakistani mehndi
While Arabic mehndi do not cover of the
entire hands, African mehndi is the most complex type of design. Even though,
it is rarely used in southern Asia, most women simply love the African mehndi.
Indian mehndi designs and Pakistani designs
are perhaps the most widely used designs in the world. It is also believed in
Southern Asia that, the darker the color gets, the more successful women would
be in their married life.
Apart from applying the mehndi patterns for
weddings and functions, women also apply them during festivals. There are
high-end professional mehndi designers who make their living out of this
profession.
Mehndi Designs Culture in India
The culture of applying henna in India is
prevalent irrespective of the religion whether the bride is a Muslim or a
Hindu, a Christian or a Sikh, this practice exists for ages. But yes, the
designs, day-by-day are getting more delicate, elegant and beautiful. There are
several professional courses that circle around learning the art of mehndi
among women.
Conclusion
The trend of using unique mehndi designs has
now approached westerners too; with Indians spreading across the world, they
are carrying this beautiful culture along with them. You can anytime get it
done and enhance your bridal appearance.
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