mehndi design for hands and feets

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Wide band wrist and ankle cuff design with lotus flower and Indian fill motifs:



Simple hand and foot flower designs, per client request. I like the way the vines flow from one foot to another here.



A traditionally inspired design with bold, simple circular shapes for a basis and lots of vines, swirls, and lines as fill:



Simple mirrored paisley design, inspired by a couple who wanted matching mehndi. Honestly their matching henna was a bit less girly than this, as it had to be suitable for both the bride and groom. But this pattern is a bit more elaborate than what they decided to both get:



One of many versions of the ever-popular swirly vines with dots. Great for doing very quick, very full looking henna designs. These simple mehndi patterns are also nice on the leg, arm, wrist, ankle, etc.



Hand design henna patterns for an SCA Gypsy at Valentine's Day. These are somewhat in the indo-arabic style, but definitely with my own spin on it. Check out the solid fingertips, per the client's request. The flowers underneath the bold sections help keep the fingers graceful.



Hand designs featuring Om and Lotus flowers, traditional Indian motifs. These are simple, quick designs created for a local musician who is in love with all things Indian.



Native American inspired patterns. The one on the left is a God's Eye. These were created for a model who wanted to honor his roots.



A simple, pretty floral hand design. This one was done with my mom in mind; it's definitely her style.



Dainty floral fingertips with dots .... so cute, one of my new favorite things to add to a simple flower centerpiece.



Paisley hand, looks like a lace glove. Created for a friend who wanted something "traditional" but still a bit lighthearted.



Some bolder fingertip designs, including a geometric pattern suitable for male henna clients.



An extremely simple heart design for the palm of the hand, created for the henna beginner:



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[HennaByHeather]

Hello! I appreciate that you are using my designs and word-for-word descriptions on your website! I believe this is the second time I've been lucky enough to be featured on your website.

I just wanted to make sure that everyone knows where they can find the original work directly, including larger images that can be printed out and included in design books.

The website is http://www.hennabyheather.com - homepage of me, a Boston Massachusetts / Providence Rhode Island USA based henna artist.




Here's everyone's favorite mehndi / henna photo from my site:


Thanks,
Heather

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