Henna by Sadaf

Sadaf is henna tattoo artist, based in Bangalore. She runs her business by the name of Henna by Sadaf. She is an expert wedding henna artist. She knows various mehndi/henna styles and is very popular for her intricate designs. She uses all natural ingredients for the henna which are harmless for the skin and leave a stunning dark and long-lasting colour. Her henna is perfect for brides to be. She has special bridal designs for the brides to be and performs the henna art with great detailing. She is very friendly and is happy to put designs of your choice.

Bridal Mehndi

She puts the most intricate patterns on the bride’s hands to set her apart from her bridesmaids. The bridal henna usually takes about 3-4 hours or even more. The mehndi ceremony is one of the most joyful events in the wedding functions. It has all the brides’ friends, sisters and family dancing and entertaining her while she get her henna put. Sadaf starts with the bride first and then goes on to put it on her sisters and friends. She usually comes with a team of artist if the mehndi has to put on all the guests at the ceremony. For most brides’ it’s a tradition to get their future spouses initials hidden into their mehndi design. And it turns out to be a game with the groom trying to find out his name/initials later. There are some symbolic designs representing joy, luck, success, beauty, and other positive qualities which she uses in her designs.

When henna is placed on the palms of the hand it is meant to signify that the person is open to receive and offer blessings. When the henna is placed on top of the hands it is meant to signify the protection of the person. It is suggested that the henna be applied one-two days prior to the wedding so that it has ample time to stain the skin. She is good with doing various kinds of henna designs ranging from traditional to Arabic to contemporary. That’s the reason many of Sadaf existing clientele are repeating ladies who come to her for various occasions. Book her and experience it for yourself.