As Karwa Chauth 2026 approaches on October 29, women are seeking unique Mehendi designs to adorn their hands. This year's trends include traditional full-hand patterns, flowing Arabic designs, ...

Peacocks, lotus flowers, butterflies, elephants and mandalas are more than just beautiful mehendi motifs. From symbols of beauty and purity to ideas of transformation, strength and balance, these six ...

A pair of hands can tell a festive story before the first garba song begins. Tiny dandiya sticks winding through a henna pattern, a lotus opening in the centre of the palm, or a mandala surrounded by ...

Looking for a mehndi artist for Karwa Chauth 2026? Here are the best markets and artists across Delhi-NCR, with phone numbers ...

Diwali 2024 Mehendi trends combine traditional artistry with contemporary elegance. Popular designs include minimalist motifs, modern mandalas, floral fusions, geometric and tribal patterns, portrait ...

Manisha Koirala’s return to the screen as Mallikjaan in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s web series “Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar” is nothing short of a cinematic event. After nearly three decades since her ...

One of the most important rituals of a wedding is applying mehendi on the hands and feet of the bride. There are so many games also around it. Many Indian communities also believe that the darker the ...

Karwa Chauth is one of the most celebrated festivals for married women in India, particularly in the northern regions. This year it will be celebrated on Sunday, October 20, 2024 and women across the ...

Basic Floral mehendi designs can never go out of style as they are super easy to make and looks beautiful. Moons and stars are not only beautiful but look elegant on hands and are very easy to make at ...

As the wedding season approaches, one of the most exciting things for a bride-to-be is getting her mehendi done. Mehendi designs are an ancient art form that has stood the test of time. They can range ...

With Id around the corner, Muslim women are making a beeline for Mehendi artistes to get their hands decorated with henna. Previously, women of a family would apply henna designs on each other’s hand.