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Mehendi Artistry & Professional Training

bySunita ShindeOnline classes; Studio in Vashi, Navi MumbaiStarts from4,000 per courseView full gallery

Explore my creative process behind intricate mehendi designs and discover how you can master this art form through my dedicated training programs.

This video shows my process from start to finish. I begin by drawing the outline of the swans and lotuses, and then patiently fill in all the intricate details to create the final, beautiful design.

The final touches are very important for a clean design. Here you can see me using the tip of the cone to perfect the lines and details of a traditional design featuring birds and hanging bells.

In my advanced classes, we practice creating complex bridal elements like these. This sheet shows various designs for the top of the hand, including peacocks, elephants, and floral patterns.

These are practice sheets I use for teaching. On the left is a traditional Indian design with birds, and on the right is an Arabic-style floral pattern. My classes cover a variety of styles.

This design showcases a variety of motifs I teach, including swans, elephants, and lotuses. The use of both fine lines and bold, filled-in areas creates a rich and dynamic look.

The peacock is one of the most classic and beautiful motifs in mehendi art. This design focuses on creating a graceful peacock perched on a branch, covering the palm and fingers.

About My Artistry: Process & Practice

When you see my work, you are seeing years of practice with the cone. I teach my students to start on paper first, focusing entirely on pressure control before moving to skin. Getting the consistency of the henna paste right is half the battle, and once you master that flow, the intricate swirls and fine lines become second nature.

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