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My Mehndi Process: Crafting Art on Your Skin

byKundan MehandiStudio in New Delhi; Travels across IndiaStarts from3,100 Per EventView full gallery

Mehndi is as much about patience as it is about art. Here is a look at the process behind the designs, where focus and steady hands matter most.

This video shows me and my team at a mehndi exhibition. We are always busy, creating beautiful designs for everyone. It's a lot of hard work, but we love it.

My work takes me all over the world. This was from a destination wedding in Turkey, where I had the pleasure of doing the bridal mehndi. I am available for bookings worldwide.

A candid moment from a mehndi ceremony. You can see me talking with the bride, ensuring she is comfortable and happy with the design we are creating together.

This is how I work, using a reference picture on the phone to create a perfect portrait. I can replicate any design or picture you want with precision.

A happy bride getting her mehndi done. My goal is to make the experience enjoyable and relaxing for the bride, even if it takes many hours.

A glimpse of the focus and steady hand required for this art. I use a comfortable setup with pillows to ensure the bride can relax during the long hours of application.

My team and I at work. While I personally focus on the bride, my skilled team takes care of the guests, ensuring everyone gets a beautiful design.

Another shot of me working on a bride. You can see the concentration it takes to draw such fine lines and detailed figures.

As I explain in this video, this work is not easy. It takes a toll on my back and eyes, but the final result and the bride's happiness make it all worth it.

People often ask what I do. This video is my answer. This is my work, my art, my passion. I am proud of the skill I have built over 25 years.

About The Artist at Work

When you sit for bridal mehndi, you are with me for hours. I make sure my workstation is set up with proper support for you, because 6 to 8 hours of application can be tiring. I prefer to work slow and steady, focusing on the finer details of your portrait or bridal motifs rather than rushing the job.

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