About Festival Mehendi

I think festival mehendi is all about making your hands match the mood of your favorite celebration. For me, it’s not just about putting henna, it’s about capturing memories, traditions, and a bit of your own story.

What I Love Creating

• Karwa Chauth special mehendi: From classic motifs to a woman with a channi looking at the moon, I can make your design as detailed or as simple as you want. I also add blessings or write “सदा सौभाग्यवती भव:” (may you always be blessed in married life) right into the design if you like.
• Teej festival henna designs: Think women on swings, peacocks, and lots of Rajasthani vibes. For Gangaur, I often draw Isar-Gauri and traditional elements like elephants or dancers.
• Jain religious mehendi patterns: I get requests for simple, respectful designs for Updhaan Tap, Maaskhaman, and fasts. These usually have sacred mantras, swastikas, and relevant phrases.
• For Diwali or Navratri, there’s no limit—a Falguni Pathak portrait for garba night? I’m always up for creative challenges. Eid calls for Arabic or Indo-western styles, floral and jhumka patterns for Diwali.

My Style

• Obsessed with tiny details and clean lines. I love bringing characters and stories alive in henna.
• I aim for that deep, dark stain every time. Stain goals, always.
• Every design is a bit personal—maybe your name, a date, or something only you get.

If you want your festival mehendi to feel a little extra special, I’m here for it.