in the Encyclopedia of Henna at The Henna Page Bridal henna is one of the oldest and most widespread henna traditions. Bridal henna traditions originate in late Neolithic fertility religions in the eastern Mediterranean, and spread from there across many countries: from the west coast of Africa east to Malaysia and Fiji, from South Africa north to Armenia. Bridal henna is done in the same way by Muslims, Christians, Jews, Roma, Zoroastrians, Sikhs, and Hindus in the countries where henna is available enough to be a tradition. Arab Bridal Henna
Lailet al Hinna fi Sharq’ia: Night of the Henna in Sharq’ia by
Penni AlZayer
19th Century Turkish Kina Gecesi
Muslim Bridal Henna from Singapore Hindu Bridal Henna Hindu Wedding by Dipti Desai
http://www.hennapage.com/henna/what/freebooks/hinduwedding2.pdf
This free ebook explains the sequence of parties and rituals for Gujarati Hindu weddings, the meaning and importance of the traditions, and photographs of the events. PDF, 54 pages, 5 MB download Kurdish Jewish Bride's Betrothal Henna Traditions Kurdish Jewish Bride's Lel Hinne Bedulge: "the False Henna Night" Kurdish Jewish Bridegroom's Lel Hanna "the Night of the Henna" Biblical Reference to Bridal Henna Biblical Henna references: Song
of Solomon
Early Origins of Bridal Henna Traditions Developing Guidelines on Henna: A Geographical Approach
Anath, the Virgin Warrior
Goddess: Victory, Henna and Grain
Book with Bridal Henna Traditions Henna's
Significance in Amazigh Id, Circumcision and "Night of the Henna" Celebrations Step
by Step: The Bride's Hand: Artist: Riffat Bahar 14 MB wmv
Watch Riffat Bahar create
magnificent patterns on a bride's hand!
http://www.hennaconference.com/projects/riffat_hand1.wmv "Artist at
Work" Kim Brennan (40MB
wmv file)
Watch a henna artist create
beautiful henna patterns!
Meet the Artist: Kim Brennan (11 MB wmv file) Watch the author of Mehndi
Masala create one of the lovely patterns from her book!
http://www.hennapage.com/projects/kimb_masala.wmv Learn to be a Bridal Henna Artist Learn how to mix and apply henna
Teach yourself patterns step by step Books of Bridal Henna patterns from Tapdancing Lizard Glory of Henna by Deepali Deshpande
Dipti Desai Mehandi Volume Two Ganesha's Henna Garden by Kim Brennan Can't find what you're looking for? Try: The Henna Page Main Index http://www.hennapage.com/henna/mainindex.html *"Henna,
the
Joyous Body Art"
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