Traditional & Symbolic Mehendi Artistry

This pair of hands tells a story for the Teej festival. One hand has a portrait of a woman with jhumkas, and the other features a peacock gazing at the moon.

This intricate design features a central peacock motif surrounded by a dense grid pattern of lotuses and elephants, with a palace scene on the wrist.

A beautiful back-hand design filled with traditional elements. It includes rows of elephants, pairs of peacocks, and floral patterns on the fingers.

This design transforms the hand into a palace scene, with domes and curtains creating an architectural and royal feel.

A unique wristband design featuring a ceremonial elephant, paired with a cuff of lotus flowers, showcasing my fine-line figurative work.

A matching pair of palm designs featuring peacocks inside traditional jharokha windows and rows of elephants, creating a symmetrical and classic look.

This design fills the entire palm with a central peacock motif surrounded by a dense pattern of lotus flowers, using negative space to make the figures pop.

A striking back-hand design with a sun-like mandala featuring a peacock at its center. The wrist cuff shows a palace dome and lotus.

A beautiful back-hand design with a central mandala holding a ceremonial elephant. The use of dark-filled space makes the intricate details stand out.