300+ Desain Henna

300+ Cool, simple designs of henna with the latest motifs that are commonly used to complement bridal makeup with various beautiful and attractive motifs, simple henna images that are easy to make for beginners. Images of bridal henna on the palms of the hands and feet are very easy to make. Henna is simple and beautiful with a variety of models and motifs, such as floral henna motifs that are most often used to decorate your feet and hands. This latest simple Henna you can easily make even though you are still a beginner.

Henna Art has been known to humans since 5000 years ago. Generally in Indonesia henna is applied on the hands / feet. In Indonesia it is usually called Kuku Girlfriend, Ineng, Gaca, Ngatu, Laka Wood, Paci, Laka Leaf, Tilangge Kuku, Jai Flower, Pacah etc.

In order to know more about hand henna in detail, it is better to read in advance the meaning of henna, the history of henna and the benefits and uses of henna.

Some historians say that this art originated from the Moguls who later brought it to India. However, some say that from India henna originated and others say mehndi henna originated from the Middle East or North Africa.

Henna is one of the names of the oldest plants used as cosmetics. And very safe to use. Very rarely causes problems for the skin. Generally when a wedding people will carve decorate henna in hand. The art of decorating the body using henna is called Mehndi. Mehndi is formulated and mixed with the leaves of the henna plant (Lawsonia Inermis). In Indonesia henna plants are often called girlfriend nails (id.wikipedia.com)

Henna Hand - Of course you are no stranger to mehndi or mehendi, which is the art of using henna or inai or henna leaves. There is a lot of art produced from henna, such as henna hands or hands, bridal henna, leg henna, palm henna and other henna carvings.

Henna or also called Mehndi Henna is a kind of girlfriend mixed with leaves of plants called Henna or Lawsonia Inermis. The word henna comes from the Arabic language al-hana'a (الحناء). It is difficult to predict where henna comes from because this art is estimated to have grown almost 5,000 years.

Indonesians used to wear henna when they were brides, bride henna. Whereas in India women use henna every time there are big celebrations, such as weddings, Ied holidays etc.

Henna plants grow and develop well in hot climates. The height of henna plants can reach 4 to 6 feet and can be found in countries such as Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, India, Egypt, Syria, Senegal, Iran, Kenya, Morocco, Uganda, and Palestine.

In Latin henna is a Lawsonia Inermis plant. The Arabs then called it hinna. The art produced from this henna Indians call it henna mehndi or mehendi, while among the commonly known as henna tattoos. In Indonesia alone henna is better known as inai.