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Custom & Traditional Mehendi Designs

byMehendi by ChanchalAvailable across BengaluruStarts from1,200 Per PersonView full gallery

I’m Chanchal, and I believe every mehendi design tells a story. From heartfelt bridal portraits to playful baby shower themes, here is a collection of my favorite work blending traditional artistry with your personal memories.

This baby shower mehendi is one of my absolute favorites. I captured the expecting parents in a portrait, surrounded by cute baby motifs, a cradle, and even a little elephant with balloons to tell their unique story.

A beautiful bridal couple portrait on the forearm. I love capturing the love and connection between partners, creating a piece of art they can cherish for their special day.

For this bride, we did something really special: a full forearm portrait of Lord Shiva and Parvati with Nandi. I take great care in getting the details right for such spiritual and significant designs.

This Karwa Chauth design tells a story. On one hand, a portrait of the couple, and on the other, the classic scene of a wife looking at the moon through a sieve, celebrating the festival's tradition.

Belly henna is such a beautiful way to celebrate pregnancy. I created this intricate mother and child portrait surrounded by a lotus mandala, making it a memorable part of the maternity journey.

A perfect example of rich, traditional Indian mehendi. This design is filled with classic elements like majestic peacocks, a domed structure, a lotus, and a parade of elephants.

This is my take on a modern Indo-Western design. It combines the intricacy of Indian patterns with the flowing, open spaces of Arabic mehendi, creating a light yet detailed look.

A full view of a classic, symmetrical mehendi design. One hand features kissing peacocks, while the other has intricate jaal work, showing how I can create a cohesive yet varied look for both hands.

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When I sketch custom elements like portraits, wedding hashtags, or tiny figures, I map them to the contours of your hands first. This ensures that intricate details, like a groom's profile or a baby’s feet, stay clear and proportional rather than getting lost in the surrounding pattern. It is a small planning step that makes a huge difference in how the final design 'reads' after the stain sets.

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