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Traditional Indian and Floral Mehndi Designs

byMittal PatelTravels to client venues across Mumbai & pan-IndiaStarts from500 per person (palm only)View full gallery

Timeless patterns that celebrate tradition. These intricate floral, peacock, and mandala motifs add the perfect authentic touch to any wedding or festive celebration.

A beautiful lotus mandala design, perfect for any festive occasion. The central lotus is surrounded by delicate dot work and leafy patterns on the fingers.

A powerful design featuring portraits of Goddess Durga and Lord Ganesha. This spiritual mehndi is perfect for Navratri or other religious festivals.

A classic Indian design featuring majestic peacocks. The intricate feather details and checkerboard patterns create a full and traditional look.

This video showcases a unique mandala design featuring animal figures. One hand has a deer and the other has graceful cranes, offering a modern twist on a classic style.

A video showcasing an elegant and intricate lotus mandala design. The symmetry and fine line work are perfect for clients who love classic floral patterns.

A delicate and spaced out floral booti design. This minimalist style is great for guests or for those who prefer a lighter, more modern look for festivals.

A single hand adorned with a beautiful peacock design. The details in the feathers and the surrounding floral elements make this a standout piece.

A minimalist yet striking design featuring a lotus mandala in the center of each palm. This is a great option for a trendy and elegant festive look.

An intricate design combining paisleys, florals, and swirls. This full coverage look is a beautiful example of traditional Indian mehndi art.

This video shows the application of a design for the Teej festival. It features elephant motifs, lotus borders, and a central fish design, all created with a steady hand.

About Traditional Indian & Floral Motifs

Traditional designs rely entirely on the precision of the line work. When I create these patterns, I focus on the balance between the jaali, which is the mesh work, and the bold floral motifs so the design looks clean even as it ages. It is not just about filling space, but about making sure the symmetry holds up perfectly from your fingertips to your wrist.

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