Mehndi designs have always been an integral part of how Indian brides decorate themselves. It's something that most women love; however, over the past few years, the patterns and styles of mehndi have changed to a great extent.
Arabic henna, as the name itself suggests, has been adopted from the Arab world and is extremely popular in North Africa, South Asia and Middle East. The process of applying this type of Henna is similar to the other types of henna, but the design is significantly different from the rest.
Indian henna is probably the most artistic and intricate of all the types. Why? Well, it is much more complicated, detailed and accurate than any other. It uses the entire palm, feet with very little skin show. Some artists also use animal figures like peacock, elephant, etc. in the pattern; however, this practice is not common among Muslim brides.
Even though this type of design is rarely used in India, it is still very popular. It is very close to Indian mehndi when it comes to the style, elegance and patterns. It is known for its complexity and complicated carved with very sharp cones.
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