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Mehendi's designs are part of Muslim culture for centuries and, in fact, Mehendi is probably the oldest form of body art. It is usually known as a ritual before the wedding to get mehendi designs on his hands and feet. It is supposed to represent fertility, show the link between families and it is also considered a symbol of good luck. But these days you can get mehendi patterns on your hands without having to attend a wedding ceremony. People do it just for fun and because it's a beautiful and non-permanent body art form. So, if you are looking for an inspiration, we have covered you.

1. As you can see that Mehendi Designs can be incredibly complex. You can get drawn portraits on your hands and arms or paisley designs.

2. They may seem incredibly chic and incorporate different shades of henna and various drawing techniques and even styles.

3. Some people choose to go for abstract forms, others want to have a theme. As you see it right, they incorporated a heart into.

4. Recently, floral designs have become really popular in Mehendi tattoos, but classic drawings and portrait will always remain relevant.

5. On the left, you can see an excellent example of integrating different nuances of henna so that the design stands out more. Left, everything is made of the same color, but with incredible precision.

6. A beautiful traditional design on the left of the embedded faces of a man and a woman, while the right design is just fun and colorful sunflowers.

7. You can even use Mehendi to tell a story about how you have met your partner or an important moment in your life. Watch how many scenes of life are presented here.

8. It is not necessary to be a romantic relationship either. As you can see here, Mehendi presents a moment between a mother and a girl.

9. What we love most in Mehendi Designs is the amount of effort and work put in these magnificent henna tattoos that will wash with time.

10. It really takes time and dedication to the first idea of ​​how you will conceive, then draw it with henna. Look at this Mehendi right. It's crazy how complex it is.

11. Usually, people get mehendi on their hands and forearms, but it is not useless to have it all over your elbow too.

12. After all, it's a form of art, and it's the beauty of this - he knows no limit.