About Sumayyah
Summayyah is an expert in applying henna and mehndi designs. Summayah is here to offer you a friendly and completely personalized approach to meet your individual requirement. Summayah has several years of experience in applying Mehndi, and has done that for many people on popular occasions such as weddings, engagements, parties and many other special events.
Summayah is renowned for her never ending passion in applying henna art and providing creative, professional and innovative designs. Summayah is a master in applying new generation henna art and knows how to combine beauty with elegance. Add the magic touch to your life right now! Click here for more details on mehndi art!
Summayah specializes in applying quality mehndi on bridal at a price that is really affordable. Are you looking for a simple mehndi design? No need to worry! Summayah can apply the classic indo-moghul style of mehndi on your hands in the most artistic way possible. The mehndi will be applied on both the sides of the hands. If required it can be stretched to your feet and wrist as well.
Want the elegant and stylish bridal look? With Summayah around, you won't have to worry at all! Summayah can apply intricate designs and create traditional or contemporary designs on both hands. Apply the same pattern on your feet and wrists as well.
You can also apply mehndi art on your palms, extending till the elbows including arm bands. Summayah will also add sparkle and glitter that will complement your bridal wear.
About the History and Origin of Henna:
It is difficult to determine exactly which place has given origin to the tradition of applying mehndi or henna. However, based on some historical evidences, it has been found that mehndi is a ceremonial art form and originated in ancient India first. There are others who are of the view that Moguls introduced the use of henna in India during the 12th Century. Henna has been used for at least 5000 years as a cosmetic since it has got natural healing properties. According to archeologists, people in ancient Egypt used to apply henna to stain the fingers and toes of Pharaohs, prior to the process of mummification.
The Art form
The art form of applying henna (known as mehndi, mehandi or mehendi) varies from region to region. The varying designs have different implications for different cultures. Some people believe it is good for health, fertility, wisdom and spiritual enlightenment.
Arabic mehndi designs are generally large, floral patterns on the hands and feet. Indian style of applying mehndi is all about using fine and thin lines for lacy, floral and paisley patterns. It is applied in a manner so as to cover the entire hand, forearms, feet, and shins. African mehndi patterns are bold, large geometric designs, usually black.
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