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Arabic Full Hand Mehndi Design

1,869 Arabic full hand mehndi designs (also spelled mehendi or mehandi) from 77 artists and many more photographers. Each one credits its artist when we know who that is, and links to where it was shared.

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What we measured

  • 45%of the visible skin is inked, on a typical design here
  • 3.5 mof henna line drawn in a typical design
  • 1.4 mmtypical line width: a fine cone tip
  • 33 mintypical time for a design like these (most take 23–50 min)

From 1,585 photos read by our tracer. Estimates from photos: a guide, not a promise.

What is Arabic mehndi?

Arabic mehndi uses bold, flowing trails of flowers and leaves, usually running diagonally from the fingers across the hand towards the wrist, with plenty of open skin between them. It is quicker to apply than traditional Indian mehndi and stands out from a distance.

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Mughlai Mehndi DesignNeha's creation · 713.9K views

What is the difference between Arabic and Indian mehndi?

Indian designs fill most of the hand with fine, dense patterns such as mandalas, nets and figures. Arabic designs leave open skin and use bolder lines in a trail. Pakistani designs sit between the two: fine lines like Indian work, with Arabic-style flow and lots of shading.

How many types of mehndi design are there?

The main styles are traditional Indian (dense, fine, often covering the whole hand), Arabic (bold, open trails), Pakistani (fine and detailed with shading), Moroccan (geometric), Indo-Arabic (a mix), and modern minimal or "aesthetic" designs. Designs are also grouped by where they go: front hand, back hand, fingers, wrist and feet.

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Very easy and simple back hand mehndi designMehndibyseema · 79.7K views

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Which mehndi design is best for me?

Choose by time and occasion first. For everyday wear or a first try, a simple or minimal design on the back of the hand takes 10 to 20 minutes. For festivals, an Arabic trail or a half-hand design looks rich without taking hours. For a wedding, bridal full-hand designs take several hours and are usually done by an artist.

How long should I keep mehndi on?

Keep natural henna paste on for at least 6 to 8 hours; overnight is better. The longer it sits, the deeper the stain. Scrape it off with a blunt edge rather than washing, and keep the area away from water for the next 12 to 24 hours.

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