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Storytelling and Portrait Mehndi Designs

byRaj Mehandi ArtAt studio in Noida; Travels to venues across IndiaStarts from149 Per SideView full gallery

Turn your favorite moments into intricate henna art. From couple portraits to detailed wedding scenes, I craft personalized designs that tell your unique story using my 100% natural henna.

A perfect engagement mehndi featuring a portrait of the couple on one hand and their intertwined rings on the other. This design tells their unique love story.

A beautiful Janmashtami-themed design with Radha and Krishna portraits on the palms. The surrounding artwork includes floral patterns and peacocks, adding to the divine theme.

A powerful design for Sawan or Mahashivratri, dedicated to Lord Shiva. One hand features a Shivling with 'Om' and a trishul, while the other shows a silhouette of Mahadev against the moon.

A classic Karwa Chauth design showing a woman looking at the moon through a sieve. The Hindi verse beautifully describes the wife's prayer for her husband's long life.

A lovely design celebrating the festival of Teej. One hand shows a woman on a swing, a traditional part of Teej celebrations, while the other wishes 'Happy Teej' amidst paisley patterns.

This Karwa Chauth portrait mehndi shows a bride with her 'chura' (bridal bangles) performing the rituals. The other hand features a romantic portrait of the couple.

A unique design combining a portrait of Radha and Krishna with a tree of life motif featuring peacocks. The groom's name, 'Chetan', is also written on the wrist.

A special design for a baby shower, celebrating the 'Mom To Be'. One palm has a portrait of a mother holding her newborn, while the other shows a pregnant silhouette.

A romantic Karwa Chauth portrait design. This artwork captures the moment a husband helps his wife break her fast, set against a balcony scene.

A beautiful symmetrical design for Karwa Chauth, showing the husband and wife on opposite palms. The artwork is framed by diyas, adding to the festive glow.

About Storytelling & Portrait Mehndi

Portrait mehndi is different from standard bridal work because it is essentially sketching on skin. I always ask clients to share a clear, high-resolution photo of the couple or the specific scene they want to recreate at least a week before the event. This allows me to map out the facial features and proportions on paper first, ensuring that when the henna hits your skin, the final result looks exactly like you.

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