
Bridal Indian Front Hand Mehndi Design with Figures and Peacock (3)
Design by Henna Sooq
Shared on Openverse · CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
- Where
- front hand, full hand
- Style
- Bridal, Indian
- Motifs
- figure, peacock
- Level
- medium (3 of 5)
- Time
- about 112 minutes (our estimate)
- Good for
- weddings
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Measured from this photo
- About 40% of the skin in the photo is covered in henna: less ink than 60% of the 2,300 front hand designs we have measured.
- By area: fingers 58%, palm or back of the hand 60%, wrist and arm 28%.
- A typical line is about 1.7 mm wide, so you would want a cone with a wider tip, or more pressure.
- Laid end to end, the lines come to about 6.4 m of henna across 2 hands.
- It has about 17 separate dots.
- More than half of the ink is filled-in shapes rather than lines, so it needs a thicker paste and longer to dry.
Estimates read by our software from the photo itself. The angle, crop and lighting of a photo change them, so treat them as a guide.
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