Professional Mehendi Classes and Training

Repetition is key to building muscle memory. Here, we practice different variations of a simple five-petal flower, which is a core element in many Arabic and Indian mehendi designs.

Leaves and vines are essential for connecting different elements in a design. This practice sheet from Day 10 of my course focuses entirely on creating various types of leaves, from simple to shaded.

Once you are comfortable with the basics, we explore more complex and varied floral designs. This sheet shows different types of flowers you will learn to draw, each with its own unique shading and detail.

A closer look at some of the floral motifs we practice in class. You will learn how to create roses, hibiscus, and other popular flowers used in professional mehendi art.

This is a practice sheet for a traditional Indian mehendi design. We break down complex patterns into manageable sections like wrist bands, finger details, and palm work.

The peacock is a classic and beloved motif in Indian mehendi. In my class, you will learn how to construct and fill peacock designs, from simple to intricate, as shown in this practice piece.

A beautiful peacock design, filled with delicate floral patterns. This is a great example of how we combine different elements that you learn separately into one cohesive and stunning piece.

This practice piece shows how to create a floral bunch, or 'gola', which is a popular element in many mehendi styles. We focus on composition and flow to make the design look natural.

For students interested in bridal mehendi, we practice creating figures like the bride and groom. This sheet shows various bridal figures that can be included in a wedding design.