↓ 15 – Rings Galore

Specifically intended to imitate rings. The free space enforces the idea and you can’t help but admire the simplicity.

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↓ 14 – Aesthetic Indian Mehndi Design for Hand

This is the fine work of a true artist. It’s aesthetically pleasing as well as creative. The moon and the rose together imply a deeper meaning behind the design.

↓ 13 – Criss-Cross

A broader version of the mesh design, if you will. It’s way bigger and thicker but gives almost the same vibes.

↓ 12 – Full-Henna Fingertips

Nothing makes a mehndi design more attractive or bold than full finger tips. It’s a go-to technique for brides-to-be.

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↓ 11 – Thick and Thin

A dizzying mixture of thick and thin lines that is both funky and dashing.

↓ 10 – Like Clockwork

This one looks like a clock with all of its hands outwards. Similar designs might also imitate turning gears by drawing semi-circles around each other and making the design look intricate by the use of thick and thin lines.

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↓ 9 – Matching Set

If you like, you can get coordinating patterns on both your hands and feet. This is more of a heavy look, suited for brides. But no one’s holding you back if you aren’t one!

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↓ 8 – Henna Tattoo

Mimicking the way tattoos look is also a relatively new trend and it is undoubtedly, one of the coolest ideas ever!

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↓ 7 – Full-Arm Sleeve

Sure, why not?

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↓ 6 – Mehndi Minaret

Adds a Mughal/Royal touch and is timelessly elegant, not to mention straight-forward.

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↓ 5 – Magic Carpet

You don’t need to go through the hassle of hiring a mehndi artist to achieve something like this! The best thing about it is that it’s easy. Not only that, it encompasses a lot of space!

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↓ 4 – Hybrid

What’s better than one design? ALL of them! This particular pattern and others similar to it ensure that you get the entire package if you’re the sort who can’t decide between designs. You have the filling, the floral motifs, leaves, the mesh and simple lines all there.