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[radhakawaii]

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[goshashka-design]

Set snowflake - Mandala in pressed rose color on Eclipse background

Set snowflake - Mandala in pressed rose color on Eclipse background

A Harmonious Fusion of Nature and Geometry In this set of vector images, we encounter a delicate dance between snowflakes and mandalas — two seemingly disparate elements that converge in a harmonious embrace. Let’s explore the details of these captivating designs: Snowflake Elegance: The snowflakes are not ordinary; they’re intricately crafted, each hexagonal form unique. Imagine the delicate…

[shaadiwish]

Modern brides like their mehndi design patterns to be stylish, minimalistic and chic

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[nikolai-alexi]

Jegulus Headcanon Mini Fic #1/?

Regulus loves watching James apply Mehndi.

He loves the way James’ face screws up in concentration; loves watching his hands expertly swirling and dotting the dark ink onto his skin with the delicate applicator pen; loves the way the fact that James creates abstract designs with so much emotion; and most of all he loves that James has shared this part of himself with Regulus.

James has always been the most secretive open book. He gives the perfect pieces of himself away to everyone freely; his smile, his laugh, his humour, and his love. But he hides more of himself away than he shows. The darker, imperfect, breakable parts of himself he keeps under a tight wrap. The world around him can reject his love, ignore his smile, and not laugh at his jokes without hurting him. Regulus isn’t sure when exactly James started hiding his art; when he started moving his henna away from the outside world on his hands and started hiding it underneath his trouser legs and socks, but he certainly has an idea of why James would keep it locked tight to his chest and guard it fiercely. The world is a rotten place and tries to smother beauty in all forms. Merlin help the sorry son of a bitch who ever tried to smother James’ beauty should Regulus ever get his hands on them.

So it comes as quite the surprise when, as their combined groups are all sitting around the lake, James reaches into his bag for his henna pen and looks at Regulus with a grin, “Can I?”

He’s not even really sure what James is asking, but he’ll give him the world if that’s what he asked, there’s really no thinking involved before he’s telling James yes. It doesn’t really click in his brain until James has rolled up Regulus’ left sleeve to his elbow, placed his forearm on his lap, and hunched over the way he always does when he does his own mehndi and sets to work. They’ve nowhere to be, the lot of them have finished the last of their exams and most everyone, excluding Barty and Sirius, have already packed their trunks in preparation for the summer. The weather in Scotland seems to be in their favour for once, and half of their misfit group seems to be asleep in the warm sunlight. It’s a peaceful sort of quiet between them all

The first touch of ink to his skin is cold. It makes him jump just a bit before he settles. James draws a broken line straight down the centre of his arm, from the inside of his elbow to the start of his palm, and begins his meticulous process of creating some of the most intricate and beautiful art he’s ever seen. The ink is vibrant in a way Regulus doesn’t expect against his pale skin compared to James’ much darker complexion. On James, the ink seeps deep into his skin, a beautiful red hue left behind when it dries and falls away. On Regulus, the ink is on such a pale canvas of skin, he’s sure it will look like someone’s taken an ink quill to him with how dark it is.

Admittedly, he’s paying far less attention to what James is drawing in favour of just watching him and his hands work a type magic he’ll never truly understand the significance behind, despite his many hours of research and observations since moving to the Potter’s residence last April. If he had been paying any attention to what James was doing for the last several hours, he likely wouldn’t have had such an intense reaction to seeing it. Among the myriad perfectly placed dots of ink, the laid lines connecting into mandalas, and the swooping and swirling spirals, rests a sun and a moon.

The moon is lower on his arm, resting just above his wrist in the first break of the line down the centre. It’s half crescent shape swoops and connects at its tips, continuing the line with no trace of it ever stopping. The craters are created by varying deposits of ink, some filled in solid, others with small swirls inside them, and others made into flowers. There is a lot of negative space on this end of his arm, the lines wrapping horizontally around his wrist are made three dimensional by its contrast. The topside of his arm is covered in a mandala flower, but the moon on the inside of his arm is largely the focus, the simpler designs supporting the larger piece, but not drawing attention away from it.

The sun, is placed higher on his arm, nearing his elbow with the rays beaming into different designs around it. He can follow the lines of the rays; they’re thicker than the others in the outer designs. They crisscross and intersect the other linework, standing out just enough to be seen, but not overpower the rest of the work. His eyes are drawn all around his arm, until his mind fully connects the dots…literally.

Attached to the sun’s rays are the Canis Major and Leo constellations. Canis Major is on the left side of his arm and tilted upward so its nose is on the outside of his elbow and its legs feed into bold lattice lines, with thick swirls, bold mandalas, and other loud designs. The Leo constellation connects to the sun by the Regulus star. The other rays don’t reach its other stars. In fact, the sweeping, wispy lines of the lion’s mane make it seem as though Leo is recoiling from the sun, but Regulus is keeping it tethered there. The Regulus star is the only bold part of the design. The right side of his arm is filled with gentle brushing lines, blooming flowers, softer, lighter, and more careful swoops and swirls, and tighter and tinier loops. Both sides of his arm are so full of life and love, but they’re so different from one another.

Regulus has no idea how to respond to the amount of emotion welling within besides grabbing James by his tie and snogging the life out of him. The older boy’s muffled laughter against his lips spreads a warmth through him that not even the actual sun could.

It’s that warm feeling and the feeling of happiness and safety he’s so unaccustomed to feeling that makes him whisper the words he’s been practicing for months against James’ lips, “Main tuhanu pyar karda haan,” I love you.

The look of surprise in James’ eyes as he reels back from Regulus’ lips is so real and genuine and sweet. It physically hurts Regulus’ heart that learning five simple words in Punjabi is enough to make James look like this, the way he’s acting as though Regulus has done something so good and amazing.

“Say it again,” James whispers, choking on the words, “Say it again, please,”

“Main tuhanu pyar karda haan,” Regulus whispers back, praying to Merlin and all the Fates he hasn’t completely butchered the pronunciation.

He needn’t worry, though. James is crashing their lips together in a clumsy kiss, one that has more feelings than what can be communicated with words of any language. When they part, a slow, pleased smile curls around James’ lips and his eyes close on their own accord for a long moment. Their foreheads are pressed together. They’re sharing the same breath. James’ dark brown eyes meet his icy blue ones, the gold flecks in them shimmering in the bright sunlight of the afternoon, Regulus’ whole world is narrowed down to those eyes.

“Main vi tuhanu pyar karda haan,” I love you too. James says, his voice no more than a sigh across Regulus’ lips, “Ki tu apni sari umar mere naal bitayengi?” Will you be mine forever?

His Punjabi skills are not nearly as good as he wished them to be, but he didn’t need to be fluent to know that he would never be able to deny James of anything he asked him in that reverent, breathless voice.

“Yes,”

[thekrows-nest]

As for the specific mantra... I'll give a slight hint. It is to a specific deity but likely not who most would think of. And it does have to do with OG Krow lore. However, that lore hasn't been publicly revealed yet. (For you though, Krowspiracy, as a treat, I'll say you did pretty much nail what the lore was, more or less, in one of your theories.)

Noooo... there were so many theories! Hoist by my own petard ;-;

Was it a more recent one after I delurked or does it include all the anons too?

Also when I said mehndi I meant mandalas. Unscrolling an emergency one or having one on the temple wall might trance him out. Especially if uncoloured with pigment nearby.

It includes the anon ones as well. (8 ; So there's a lot to go through. I'm sorry.

Ooh yes. even if not by any sort of religious significance, he could get distracted by them just simply cause. They're pretty. And also a reminder of home.

[thebeautycove]

SASVA PARFUMS - RÊVERIE DE LA ROSE - Eau de Parfum - Novità 2023 -

For the umpteenth time my nose|compass points toward a rose. Soon a sense of fullness seizes me between dream and reality.

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Profumi che si portano dentro molto più di un accordo aromatico.

Per Sasva Parfums, marchio le cui radici affondano nella ricchezza culturale dell’India, le sette fragranze in collezione sono il respiro profondo di questa terra, riflessi olfattivi di imponenti cerimonie celebrative, rituali artistici, mistici che appartengono a tradizioni antiche, armonie odorose che proiettano e affidano al presente la loro sensuale complessità.

E questa fragranza ne è l’assioma. In Rêverie de la Rose la rosa di Maggio domina in un giubilo di fiori sacri, loto e gelsomino, tra folate estatiche di spezie, cannella, cardamomo, zafferano, sapientemente custodite in una preziosa ampolla d’ambra, legni, oud e cuoio.

Come in rapida sequenza, visioni oniriche e presenze tangibili compongono un mandala di petali, colori e sentori in festa, un raffinato mehndi su pelle, una danza sfrenata di veli sari e ori a tintinnare. È l’omaggio alla bellezza, alla prosperità, all’esuberanza della gioia, al saper vivere e godere del momento, alla purezza lucente di Lakshmi, generosa nell’elargire il fluido vitale, nel rivelare l’essenza dell’essere.

Creata da Jordi Fernandez.

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[o5-blackbird]

That's so cool! Is there a specific type of design you like to do most? Like floral or mandala or something different all together?

Thank you! I tend to keep the space limited to only the tops of my hands and wrists and stick to floral patterns. This image below is rather similar to the style that I usually prefer to use. These designs are typically regarded as being a slightly modernistic Arabic mehndi design.

Green tends to prefer much more traditional mehndi designs that feature more closed and tight designs with paisley appearances. She also prefers her henna to have slight reddish tones. Below is an excellent image of how she prefers hers!

[kundanartistmehandi]

Traditional & Modern Mehndi Artist

Expert mehndi artists will show you how tradition and modernity can coexist. The top wedding mehndi artists in Delhi can create modern patterns or elaborate bridal designs to make your special day one to remember. Learn about the fascinating world of mehndi patterns from Delhi's top bridal mehndi artists. For your big day, choose both classic and contemporary wedding mehndi artists.

Professional mehndi artists will demonstrate the harmony between tradition and modernity. To make your special day one to remember, the best wedding mehndi artists in Delhi can create intricate bridal designs or contemporary patterns. The best bridal mehndi artists in Delhi will teach you about the intriguing realm of mehndi designs. Select both traditional and modern wedding mehndi artists for your special day.

Why Choose a Professional Mehndi Artist?

 Top wedding mehndi artists in Delhi  More than just a decorator, a skilled mehndi artist contributes creativity, knowledge, and cultural nuance to their work. A professional mehndi artist is a game-changer for the following reasons:

Perfectly Detailed Designs:- Professionals master the art of creating clean, intricate patterns. Whether it’s delicate floral motifs, traditional paisleys, or modern geometric designs, their precision ensures stunning results.

High-Quality Henna Products:- They use natural, skin-safe henna to avoid allergies and ensure a rich, long-lasting stain, keeping your hands and feet vibrant throughout the celebrations.

Time Efficiency:- Professionals are adept at working under time constraints, ensuring beautifully applied mehndi for brides and guests alike, even during busy wedding schedules.

Experience in Bridal Artistry:- Bridal mehndi is an art in itself, requiring expertise to create intricate, meaningful designs. Professional mehndi artists have the experience to blend tradition with creativity, enhancing your bridal glow.

Stress-Free Experience:- Leave the planning and execution to the experts. A professional artist will manage everything seamlessly, allowing you to enjoy your special moments without worry.

Mehandi artist in delhi Choosing a professional mehndi artist ensures your design becomes a memorable, beautiful symbol of your celebrations.

Bridal Mehndi: A Combination of Style and Tradition

Bridal mehendi artists in delhi  holds a significant place in weddings, blending cultural heritage with modern aesthetics. It symbolizes love, prosperity, and the deep bond of marriage, all while serving as a personal style statement for the bride.

Traditional Elegance

For brides who cherish timeless traditions, mehndi designs often include:

Paisley Patterns: Symbolizing fertility and prosperity.

Peacock Motifs: A mark of beauty and elegance.

Mandala Designs: Representing unity and completeness.

These motifs reflect cultural values and hold sentimental meaning, making them a must-have for many brides.

Modern Sophistication

Modern bridal mehndi incorporates fresh, contemporary elements to cater to evolving tastes, such as:

Minimalist Styles: Clean, understated designs for a chic look.

Geometric Patterns: Symmetrical lines and shapes for modern flair.

Personalized Details: Couple initials, wedding dates, or favorite symbols.

This mix allows brides to showcase their individuality while respecting traditions.

Fusion of Styles

The magic of bridal mehndi lies in its versatility. Many brides opt for fusion designs, combining intricate traditional elements with bold, modern patterns. The result is a unique work of art that resonates with both past and present.

The Bridal Experience

Bridal mehndi isn’t just about the design; it’s about the experience. From the soothing aroma of natural henna to the joy of loved ones celebrating alongside you, mehndi application is a cherished pre-wedding ritual that sets the tone for your big day.

Bridal mehndi, with its harmonious blend of style and tradition, becomes more than just an adornment—it’s a canvas of emotions, memories, and cultural pride.

When to Choose Traditional Mehndi Designs

Traditional Wedding mehndi artist in delhi are ideal for occasions that embrace cultural heritage and celebrate timeless beauty. Here are the key moments when traditional mehndi designs are the perfect choice:

1. Weddings

Bridal Mehndi: Traditional mehndi is a must for brides who want to honor their cultural roots. Intricate patterns, like paisleys, peacocks, and mandalas, add depth and elegance to the bridal look. The symbolic meaning of these designs, representing love, fertility, and new beginnings, makes them an essential part of wedding rituals.

Family Celebrations: Bridesmaids, family members, and guests can also opt for traditional mehndi to create a cohesive and elegant look during wedding celebrations.

2. Festivals

Diwali: The festival of lights often calls for mehndi as a way to welcome prosperity and positivity. Traditional designs, particularly those featuring flowers and paisleys, enhance the festive atmosphere.

Eid: During Eid celebrations, applying mehndi is a popular tradition among women. Traditional floral and geometric designs reflect elegance and cultural pride.

Karva Chauth: Married women celebrate this fasting ritual with elaborate mehndi, symbolizing their love and prayers for their husbands’ long life. Traditional designs, especially intricate hand and foot coverage, are a significant part of this celebration.

3. Cultural Events

Cultural Festivals: For those who participate in cultural events, traditional mehndi designs can enhance the authenticity of the celebration. Whether it’s a cultural fair or a traditional dance performance, these designs help convey cultural pride and respect.

Traditional Mehndi Designs

Traditional mehndi designs are a testament to the rich cultural heritage of South Asia and the Middle East. Rooted in history, these intricate patterns carry deep symbolic meanings and are integral to weddings, festivals, and religious ceremonies.

Key Features of Traditional Mehndi Designs

Intricate PatternsTraditional mehndi designs are known for their complexity and attention to detail. Common motifs include:

Paisleys: Symbolizing fertility and growth.

Flowers and Leaves: Representing beauty and new beginnings.

Peacocks: A symbol of grace and elegance.

Mandala Designs: Depicting spiritual balance and unity.

Full Hand and Feet CoverageTraditional styles often feature elaborate designs that cover the palms, backs of hands, and feet entirely, leaving no space untouched.

Repetitive SymmetryThese designs emphasize symmetry and repetition, creating a visually harmonious effect.

Storytelling ElementsIn bridal mehndi, traditional designs may tell a story, incorporating elements like the bride and groom’s initials or scenes from their love story.

Significance of Traditional Mehndi

Cultural Importance: Traditional mehndi is deeply intertwined with ceremonies and rituals, symbolizing blessings, protection, and good fortune.

Timeless Appeal: Despite evolving trends, these designs remain popular due to their classic and elegant aesthetics.

Conclusion

Selecting the ideal Mehndi artist for your particular event involves balancing cultural significance with personal taste. Traditional mehndi designs provide classic beauty and a link to cultural origins with their elaborate patterns and profound symbolism. However, with their bold geometric shapes, minimalist patterns, and individualized accents that express individual flair, current mehndi artists offer new, modern designs that appeal to today's brides and celebrants.

Selecting the ideal mehndi artist for your particular event involves balancing cultural significance with personal taste. Traditional mehndi designs provide classic beauty and a link to cultural origins with their elaborate patterns and profound symbolism. However, with their bold geometric shapes, minimalist patterns, and individualized accents that express individual flair, current mehndi artists offer new, modern designs that appeal to today's brides and celebrants.

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Crafting Beautiful Weddings: DIY Decor and Gifts with Tips from Our Art Classes

In India, the wedding session is a celebration of love, culture, and tradition. According to Zenith of Art, adding handmade elements to the wedding décor and gifts will provide it with a sense of love and personal touch that everyone will treasure. From vibrant Haldi and Mehndi to meaningful unique gifts, crafting weddings can be beautiful and joyful. In our classes painting, mandala, Mehndi, and jewelry designing you will learn how to make the last detail personal. Here's an idea to take your wedding decorations and gifts to a new level.

DIY Haldi & Mehndi Decor Infuse your Haldi and Mehndi ceremonies with vibrant, DIY decor that reflects the festive spirit:

Marigold Garlands: In our floral design classes, learn to make traditional garlands to be draped across entryways or as stunning floral chandeliers

Hand-Painted Mehndi Backdrops: Utilize methods from our painting and Mehndi classes to create beautiful hand-painted designs on fabric to create dramatic photo backdrops or accent walls.

Mandala Art Canopies: Drape colorful fabrics with painted mandala-inspired patterns. Add pom-pom or tassel garlands for a playful touch that raises the level of the setting.

DIY Centerpieces Transform your table scape with handmade pieces from our workshops:

Hand-painted Mason Jars: Our painting classes will teach you to create beautiful elegant jars or vases suitable for lush floral centerpieces.

Clay Candle Holders: In our pottery classes, create beautiful candle holders that add warmth and charm to evening receptions.

Custom Place Cards: Create gorgeous place cards with calligraphy and floral motifs that come out from your mandala art sessions.

Thoughtful DIY Wedding Gifts Create meaningful gifts that showcase your creativity and care:

Customized Portraits: Learn portrait painting techniques in our art classes to create a custom piece celebrating the couple’s love story.

Handcrafted Jewelry: In jewelry designing classes, be inspired to create unique accessories for the bride or the bridal party, such as pendants or bracelets.

Mandala-Designed Trays and Coasters: Use skills from our mandala art workshops to design trays or coasters that reflect the couple's style, using resin or decoupage techniques.

Expert Tips from Zenith of Art Plan Early: DIY projects require time, so start well ahead to avoid stress. Use High-Quality Materials: Make sure your crafts look their best by investing in quality supplies, from paint to beads. Personalize Your Creations: Incorporate meaningful patterns or symbols learned in Mehndi or mandala classes to reflect the couple's story. Practice Techniques: Refine your skills in our workshops, where expert instructors guide you through every step.

Zenith of Art classes, from painting and Mehndi to mandalas and jewelry designing, cater to creating your wedding vision. From crafting decor to meaningful gifts for your loved ones. Get inspired and join our classes today, to make your wedding artfully unforgettable!

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[radhakawaii]

Party henna featuring realistic floral features! I love making creative designs like these 🥰 . Bookings open! DM for enquiries 💙 Sharing and saving appreciated . #caffeinated_henna #floralhenna #partyhenna #mehendiparty #mumbaimehendiartist #navimumbaimehendiartist #dubaihenna #eidhenna #eidmehndi #mahendi #mehendi #mehandi #mehndi #mandala #mandalaart #art #artist #artistsoninstagram #artofinstagram #bridalmehendi #bridal #bridalhenna #bridalmehndidesigns #eventplanner #hennaartist https://www.instagram.com/p/CmqHX32KdSv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[goshashka-design]

Floral holographic delight - a combination of tradition and futuristic glamor

Floral holographic delight - a combination of tradition and futuristic glamor

[shaadiwish]

Trending Mehndi Design Patterns

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Henna Designs: Timeless Artistry and Symbolism

Henna designs are more than just beautiful patterns; they are a blend of cultural expression, artistic creativity, and meaningful symbolism. Rooted in centuries-old traditions across South Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa, henna designs have evolved into a globally celebrated form of body art, cherished for their elegance and versatility.

Creating henna designs involves using a paste made from the leaves of the henna plant, which is applied to the skin in intricate patterns. These designs dry on the skin and leave behind a reddish-brown stain that can last for one to three weeks. The artistry behind henna designs lies in their precision and diversity, with patterns ranging from traditional motifs to contemporary creations.

Traditional henna designs often reflect cultural heritage. In Indian mehndi, the patterns are highly detailed and cover larger areas, featuring paisleys, peacocks, floral vines, and mandalas. Arabic henna designs are known for their bold, flowing floral patterns with open spaces, emphasizing simplicity and elegance. Moroccan henna designs incorporate geometric shapes, symmetry, and tribal influences, offering a unique aesthetic appeal.

In many cultures, henna designs hold profound symbolic meaning. They are often associated with celebrations, such as weddings, festivals, and religious events. For brides, intricate henna designs on the hands and feet symbolize love, prosperity, and new beginnings. Some believe that the darker the henna stain, the deeper the bond between the bride and groom.

Modern henna designs have transcended traditional boundaries, catering to diverse audiences and preferences. Minimalistic patterns, contemporary shapes, and even henna tattoos have gained popularity among those looking for stylish, temporary body art. Additionally, embellishments like glitter, colored henna, and rhinestones are often added to enhance the beauty of the designs.

Apart from its aesthetic appeal, henna holds natural benefits. Its cooling properties soothe the skin, and its antimicrobial qualities make it a safe alternative to synthetic dyes. Many also use henna as a hair dye or conditioner, adding to its multifaceted uses.

Whether rooted in tradition or tailored for personal expression, henna designs are a celebration of beauty, artistry, and cultural connection. They continue to evolve, bridging the gap between timeless customs and modern creativity, ensuring their place in the world of art and self-expression for generations to come.