INDIA
Henna
These ornate temporary designs are applied to the hands and feet of the bride, as well as her female friends and family members. And they’re not just decorative: The mahogany-hued dye has been used since ancient times to increase the flow of blessings to the bride and groom. Henna artist Nisha Agrawal of hennaarts.com, based in Austin, Texas, says the stain is typically applied as a sacred ritual that begins two days before the wedding. Traditional henna tattoos include dedications to Hindu gods and goddesses and depictions of sacred symbols; today, brides often meld the name of their beloved into the intricate artwork.
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