Learn the art of Henna

Learn to draw mandalas, tikki designs, with circles or spirals, equal humps, layers, guides, outlines, and repeating motifs to create balanced henna patterns.

Learn to create a bridal henna mandala using a spiral, center lines, and concentric circles with draping techniques. Explore motifs like fat humps, leaves, and dots to build symmetrical patterns.

Explore grid patterns by building a mesh—tight or loose—then add elements like dots, leaves, teardrops, and crosses with the draping technique to shape intricate henna designs.

Explore grid patterns by building a mesh, adding humps on lines, and introducing variations with dots, leaves, stars, or boxes, including double, triple, or four-line grids.

Learn to create inverse henna designs by using negative space around lotus motifs within mandalas, bracelets, and vines, then fill, shade, and balance the pattern.

Learn to draw inverse mini roses from spirals with fat humps, arrange in bunches with leaves, and transform them into mandalas, bracelets, or bail designs with thick outlines.

Create contemporary henna roses by building a spiral, adding layered petals, and shading along petal contours; then turn multiple roses into a bold, modern floral motif with negative space.

Learn to draw a water lily motif in a contemporary henna layout, using double line petals, cupped forms, shading along petal contours, and a panel with an alternating Islamic motif.

Create a centered popcorn flower henna motif with curved petals around a circle, apply light shading for depth, and build a complementary block print background pattern.

Master Hatheli's most popular contemporary henna design by centering a teardrop motif and building a balanced skeleton of vines, humps, and dots, with flowers and lotuses at the ends.

Learn to craft a contemporary floral henna design by building a centered flower motif, symmetrical leaves, and repeating motifs with fillings such as spirals, dots, and teardrops.