Master Traditional Mehndi Motifs

The peacock is a timeless mehendi motif. Here, I am demonstrating the step by step process of drawing one on a practice sheet, a technique I teach all my students to master.

This is the final look of a beautiful swan couple motif, framed within a jharokha. Learning to fill these figures with delicate patterns is a key part of my design course.

Here you can see the first step in creating a swan motif. We start with a clean outline before adding the detailed filler work. My classes always begin with getting the basic shapes right.

Jhumkas are a beautiful element to add to any design. Watch how I carefully draw these hanging earring motifs. This is a popular technique that I teach in my bridal mehandi course.

My work has always supported me, and I will never leave it. Here, I am creating a detailed peacock design, a motif that requires both skill and patience to perfect.

Another look at creating a peacock motif, this time with a focus on filling the feathers. I teach different shading and filling techniques to bring these beautiful birds to life in your mehandi.

This arm band design features a central lotus motif with hanging jhumkas. In my classes, you will learn how to create such jewellery inspired mehandi patterns.

This design combines a central elephant figure surrounded by lotus flowers and jhumkas. Learning to combine different motifs into one cohesive and beautiful design is an advanced skill I teach.

Mehendi is not just for hands. This video shows me applying a detailed design on the foot, featuring a jharokha and lotus patterns. My course also covers foot mehandi techniques.