Flower Stylish Back Hand Mehndi Design || Jewellery Style Mehndi Design |
Mehndi is a form of body art originating in South Asia, in which decorative designs are created on a person`s body, using a paste. Simple Mehndi style with flowers adds beauty full of simpleness.
This type of Arabic mehndi flower patterns is heavily influenced by ancient cultures of Persia and the Middle East. The mehndi designs are a combination of delicate floral motifs drawn like vines across the palm of the hands. Arabic mehndi is mostly dominated with floral artwork and free-flowing diagonal slant trails on the palms of the hands. These designs can be very stylish and are fast gaining popularity. This design is ideal for festivals and weddings.
Mehndi, also known as henna across the globe, is a paste often associated with good fortune and positivity. It is one of the oldest forms of body art originated by humans. Women and girls get their hands and feet laden with this paste on auspicious occasions. Be it weddings or festivals like Diwali, Bhai Dooj, Teej or Eid – Mehendi is an extremely cherished way to drench into the celebratory feels for most girls. While some women swoon over its aromatic fragrance, others absolutely love their hands adorned with pretty and intricate mehendi designs. But now, as the time has advanced, it is common for men to apply mehendi as well.
The Mehendi paste is derived from the powdered dry leaves of the henna plant to decorate a person’s body. The leaves are dried in sun and then ground to get a fine mossy green powder. It is then mixed with an adequate amount of water, lemon juice and a few drops of eucalyptus oil to obtain a smooth paste. The paste is further soaked overnight for infusion of all ingredients and then poured in a plastic cone for the application. Moreover, the word ‘Mehendi’ is originally derived from a Sanskrit word ‘Mendhika’ which is referred to the henna plant itself.
As mentioned above, women usually decorate their hands and feet with beautiful mehendi designs. But now, not only men but even cancer patients who lose their hair growth are also making full use of this natural paste to decorate their bald scalps. The mehendi paste is green in colour but the standard colour it leaves on the skin is brown. However, with the advances in mehendi designs and techniques, colours like white and gold are also being employed.
Interestingly, henna aka mehendi is also of significant relevance in most religions. For Hindus, it is of utmost importance in many traditions and is also a key part of 16 adornments (Solah Shringar). Prophet Muhammad is also known to use mehendi paste to dye his grey beards and advocate the uses of henna to other as well, according to the mentions in Holy Quran.
Concentric circles brought to life with life with dotted highlights look so soothing to eyes. Further, the identical belted patterns on fingers is delicately done. However, the bracelet part is yet another highlight of this charming of this mehendi design.
A mandala is a spiritual and ritual symbol representing the universe. It is considered auspicious for the brides-to-be to have mandala incorporated in their mehendi design. However, for a bride who doesn’t want her hands to be fully covered with mehendi and yet has to follow the mehendi ceremony for traditional purposes, this simple mehendi design is a perfect reference.
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