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Friday, 3 May 2013

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Henna Tattoo Design Definations

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For thousands of years man has wanted to paint his body. Before even primitive clothing came about mans means of being part of a tribe or to be dramatically different would be to stain the body with plant dyes.

The results were fantastic and henna alongside other dyes like indigo was a temporary yet extremely satisfying way of creating a deep colour on the skin.

Henna (from the plant lawsonia inermia) is known as many names and is predominantly found in North Africa, Eygpt, India and parts of the Middle East. It is best known for its dried, ground leaves that produce a colourfast dye in shades varying from pale brown through to dark russet reds. It can be used to dye hair, skin, clothes and even finger nails, and has long been used as a treatment for sunburn, for its astringent qualities and also as a sedative.

The art of Henna has been practised for thousands of years in the countries mentioned above but in the last 5 years there has been a surge of interest from Western countries. It is now widely accepted as an art in self expression and individuality.

There is evidence of tattooing dating right back over 5000 years and the Egyptians were the culture that totally embraced it. They were probably the vainest of cultures when it came to beauty and personal hygiene. Henna was used in many ways to stain hands, hair and nails.

Henna is a life giving and therapeutic experience for anyone who wants to get in touch with their inner self. It has a history of spirituality and is linked with marriage, birth and death, and is probably the oldest art form known to man.

There is something deeply satisfying for an Indian Bride to have her hands and feet painted on the day before her wedding with beautiful intricate Menhdi designs. She is revered by the wedding party and henna is used as a means of idolising her. She is not allowed to do any work before or after her wedding until all the stain has disappeared.

Using henna for many women in poor countries was an inexpensive way of adorning herself and becoming exotic, to set herself apart from others. To paint ones friends was also very popular and the ritual that went with it drew you closer to them.

In the Middle East it is said that Arabs will not present their hand for henna if they are not speaking the truth and it is generally brides who are painted. Henna is known as a symbol of good luck in countries such as Turkey, Iraq and Saudi Arabia.

In Morrocco there are unique designs used for many different things. Pregnant women have designs painted on their ankles to protect them throughout childbirth and designs are passed down within the families, secret styles being kept in families for generations.

African designs have a geometry to them that is quite distinct and are less intricate than the very ornate and floral Indian or mehndi designs.

Celtic Art has beautiful intricate knots and animal designs that are more complicated to do in henna but can be mastered. Celtic designs are very spiritual and magical and have many deep meanings to many anglo Saxons.

Japanese and Chinese Art is used by western countries practising henna bodyart and the Japanese symbols are probably some of the most in demand designs for henna. The yin yang sign and all its variations is also very popular. Henna influences reach far and wide and never more so than in the fashion fields. Look at all the crazy designs of designers in the late sixties and early seventies such as Ossie Clarke and Zandra Rhodes. Their flamboyant textile designs are making a huge comeback on the catwalks today and the new 'hippy chic' looks that incorporate not only henna body art but rich textile designs pulled from many cultures... menhdi designs in particular... show that henna bodyart is not dead!

Many professional henna artists today work from designs pulled from all these cultures and infuse their work with a modern slant of their own.

Henna Tattoo Design For Hand Feet Arabic Beginners Kids Men

Henna Tattoo Design For Hand Feet Arabic Beginners Kids Men

Henna Tattoo Design For Hand Feet Arabic Beginners Kids Men

Henna Tattoo Design For Hand Feet Arabic Beginners Kids Men

Henna Tattoo Design For Hand Feet Arabic Beginners Kids Men

Henna Tattoo Design For Hand Feet Arabic Beginners Kids Men

Henna Tattoo Design For Hand Feet Arabic Beginners Kids Men

Henna Tattoo Design For Hand Feet Arabic Beginners Kids Men

Henna Tattoo Design For Hand Feet Arabic Beginners Kids Men

Henna Tattoo Design For Hand Feet Arabic Beginners Kids Men

Henna Tattoo Design For Hand Feet Arabic Beginners Kids Men

Monday, 1 April 2013

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Henna Tattoo Design Biography


Elizabeth has been practicing the art of henna since 1994 and is the founder of LAHenna.com since 2004. American born with Middle Eastern heritage she was always fascinated by the art form.Started out simply by getting in touch with her culture, through art. Best known for her ability to produce homemade all natural henna from India and Morocco. Elizabeth draws traditional henna tattoos in a free style form.
Her first public henna art was available at the Melrose Hollywood Farmers Market in 2005. From then on she focused on private parties and events. Aside from parties and events, Elizabeth has lectured and led workshops for artists at Disney. She has been featured on multiple television shows and film documentaries demonstrating henna art.
Elizabeth was asked to appear on the Ellen DeGeneres show and is a personal henna artist for numerous high profile celebrities.
 The traditional Henna Body Art is an ancient version of temporary skin art from plant-based (lawsonia inermia) stains/dyes, and is usually created in shades of dark brown and red hues. Henna is also known as mehndi or mehandi.

Henna Art is still most popularly done in the traditional body adornment style of decorative dot and line designs from India. However, objects are also illustrated, but usually in a slightly disjointed stencil-looking manor. This art form is most commonly done on the exposed hands and feet, although they can be most anywhere on the body (even prenatal bellies). Henna/mehndi is one of the oldest cosmetics.
Henna can be a great media for imitating the facial tattoo designs of New Zealand's Maori. Other of the Earth's aboriginal/natives and modern cultures can even be imitated with this Indian method of temporary body art.Modern versions of henna color offer many more vibrant choices for a totally new look even when applied to the traditional patterns. Or you may prefer a modern pattern as well. These henna pigments are now available in black, white, pink, blue, yellow, green, violet, red and more, as well as the traditional earthy reddish-brown hues.
Henna now become part of women's lives, especially during weddings and festivals. Pakistan wedding ceremony is considered complete without Henna (mehndi night). On the occasion of all friends, relatives and colleagues of the bride gather and make fun by singing different songs mehndi. There are a lot of logic about the dark color of henna on the bride's hand. Some say that if the dark color it means that the Bride groom many will love him or he'll get a polite and loving mother in law.

Henna also has medicinal purposes as well. It is important antiseptic agent, recommended by doctors agurvadic. Especially rural residents use henna for the treatment of head and a body rash cooling agent in the summer. It is also considered good for blood pressure.The main exporters of henna Pakistan, India, Morocco, Egypt and Iran. large quantity of a boyfriend who sold in local markets and small amounts of trade at international level. Pakistan wants to increase production by about 20% in order to meet increased demand boyfriend to foreign countries such as Britain, the United States and Turkey. United Kingdom. 5 metric tons of henna used for cosmetics, hair dyes and for decorating animal skins.
Now the boyfriend has become a business, many people get a fair amount of money with a girlfriend. Henna experts fill out a handsome amount of money when making henna design is different in your wrists, hands and feet etc Henna designing a tendency to increase during the wedding night and at other festivals such as Eid al-Fitr.Henna fade out of the body in the weak and you can create a new henna designs as you wish, it is the main advantage of a boyfriend. This is a painful and expensive way to make henna tattoos.

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Henna tattoo can be a great alternative for those that are considering getting a tattoo but are nervous about how they will look, or how long they will be on their skin. Henna tattoo slook very much like actual tattoos but they generally only last about three weeks.Finding a new tribal tattoo design and creating your own can sometimes be exciting as actually getting one. If you're thinking of getting a tattoo and need some ideas,this is the place for you. Our galleries consist of dragon tattoos,cross tattoos,butterfly tattoos, star tattoos,lower back tattoos and more tribal designs.
Henna tattoo natural materials stain brown or dark red mahogany in the hands and feet. In other parts of the body, the shame of the former can be colored tea, depending on the skin color of each individual. The use of henna tattoo is relatively safe in general, the content of henna tattoo, hennotannic acid, does not absorb into the tissue into the dermis but only cause scars epidermal tissue. Hennotannic acid naturally makes the stain red / brown and normally takes several hours to obtain good results and relatively safe.
Henna Tattoo Design Henna Tattoo Indian Arabic Design Pictures Pics Images
Henna Tattoo Design Henna Tattoo Indian Arabic Design Pictures Pics Images
Henna Tattoo Design Henna Tattoo Indian Arabic Design Pictures Pics Images
Henna Tattoo Design Henna Tattoo Indian Arabic Design Pictures Pics Images
Henna Tattoo Design Henna Tattoo Indian Arabic Design Pictures Pics Images
Henna Tattoo Design Henna Tattoo Indian Arabic Design Pictures Pics Images
Henna Tattoo Design Henna Tattoo Indian Arabic Design Pictures Pics Images
Henna Tattoo Design Henna Tattoo Indian Arabic Design Pictures Pics Images
Henna Tattoo Design Henna Tattoo Indian Arabic Design Pictures Pics Images
Henna Tattoo Design Henna Tattoo Indian Arabic Design Pictures Pics Images
Henna Tattoo Design Henna Tattoo Indian Arabic Design Pictures Pics Images