Custom Mehendi Designs and Personalised Henna Art

For your engagement, we can create a design that is both traditional and personal. This intricate mehendi features the couple's initials, 'ND', and interlocking rings, surrounded by classic peacock and floral motifs that extend up the forearm.

Celebrate festivals like Karwachauth with a design that tells your love story. This henna art features a romantic portrait of a couple in a traditional embrace on one palm, and a depiction of the Karwa ritual on the other, blending personal figures with festive symbolism.

Mehendi is for everyone in the family, and it should be fun. I love creating quirky and personalized designs, like this one for a client's mother that proudly says 'HOT SASUMAA', complete with royal swan and elephant motifs.

I design beautiful, coordinated mehendi for the entire bridal party. This full-hand design for the sister of the bride features bold peacock figures and traditional Indian patterns, ensuring the whole family looks and feels part of the celebration.

Your mehendi design can extend to beautiful patterns for your feet. This bridal feet design includes charming baby elephant motifs within traditional architectural frames, complete with delicate hanging jhumka details for a royal touch.

For bridesmaids and guests, I offer elegant and stylish designs that complement the main event. This is an example of a beautiful Arabic-style floral mehendi, which provides a lighter, yet equally stunning, option for the bride's tribe.

I can create truly unique designs to celebrate any family occasion. This custom mehendi was designed for a client celebrating two major family events at once: her brother-in-law's wedding ('Devar ki Shaadi') and her son's mundan ceremony.

If you prefer a more minimalist style, I can create a simple yet meaningful design. This engagement mehendi focuses on a single palm, featuring a detailed couple portrait, while the other hand highlights the engagement date and initials inside a ring motif.

My work often includes classic and royal Indian themes. This traditional henna design showcases intricate architectural elements like palace windows, along with elephant motifs and peacock mandalas at the wrist.