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Festive and Deity Mehendi Art in Mumbai

byNikita ShahTravels to client's location across Mumbai Metropolitan AreaStarts from350 Per Hand Side (Palm or Back)View full gallery

I bring festivals and deities to life on your hands. From Garba dancers to Ganesh portraits, let's create something meaningful for your next celebration.

Here is a look at how I draw a detailed figure of Maa Durga for Navratri. This video shows the process of creating her form with all her divine weapons, ready for the festive season of garba and devotion.

A heartfelt design for the end of Ganesh Chaturthi, showing Ganpati Bappa on one palm and his parents, Shiv and Parvati, on the other. It’s a way to carry their blessings as we bid farewell to the festival.

Celebrating Janmashtami with a depiction of Laddu Gopal on the hand. This design captures the playful spirit of young Krishna with his pot of butter, accompanied by a peacock, his divine companion.

A custom design for a dance lover celebrating a festival. The palm features a graceful dancing girl, while the wristband incorporates a Ganesh motif inside a temple arch, blending personal passion with spiritual symbols.

A minimalist yet powerful Ganesh design. This artwork features a three-faced Ganpati, symbolizing his omnipresence, with his vahana, the mouse, detailed on the fingers.

This design brings the divine family together for a blessed start to the week. It features portraits of Lord Shankar and Maa Parvati on the wrist, with a cute depiction of baby Ganesh on the palm.

A perfect design for Karwa Chauth, featuring a traditional puja thali at the center of the palm. The artwork is framed by a beautiful peacock and lotus motifs, capturing the essence of the festival.

A simple and beautiful design for Diwali, the festival of lights. The palm features a lit diya resting on a lotus flower, with leafy patterns on the fingers, celebrating the spirit of 'Dil-wali Diwali'.

Getting ready for Navratri with a bold and modern Durga-themed design. This half-face portrait of the Goddess is perfect for making a statement during garba nights.

This video shows the creation of a full Navratri scene, from the central figure of the Goddess to the joyful garba dancers surrounding her. It’s a celebration of the festival's energy and devotion on a canvas.

About Deities & Festive Mehendi

I don't just trace outlines; I use ultra-fine 0.2mm tip cones to capture the actual expressions of deities like Maa Durga or Krishna, ensuring the art has depth and soul rather than looking like a stamp. I only use 100% natural, organic henna mixed with eucalyptus oil, so you get that deep, dark stain that truly pops against your festive attire.

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