Dear community friends and without fail adding my loving sister @MoniDi ,
Please don’t get surprised to find me again on Sunday. Strange presence on every Sunday does suggest that I going to show you some different focus on this conversation and the topics are Henna and Lahati( Bangles).
Heena ,a kind of plants leaf that is used in making tattoos/ art design on female forehand and legs .It also uses in hair-dying .
For the Lahati or Bangles, @MoniDi has asked about, if possible, show me a woman wearing lahati/Bangles two days back .
Today’s my uploading is specially designed to meet her eyes ,and the same time my friends of this forum will view it.
Thanks for sharing this @ShekharMuz_5 ! I think I need to search online to watch a few videos and read up about henna! I’ve seen the ‘finished product’ but curious about the whole process (similar to what @Ant_Bad_Yogi showed). What is the cultural history behind the henna?
Thank you for tagging me and sharing these beautiful photos of Henna tattoos. It’s interesting that I have never had one before. I was about to do one during my visit in the Dubai desert but there were too much people waiting in the line so I decided to skip it. However, wherever I go to the Bulgarian seaside resorts, there is always someone who does henna tattoos so I still have got the chance.
Well ,@MoniDi ,you wll have chances to use Heena in your future trip to east European countries if skipped it in the Middle East.
Heena is a natural colour agent, and due to this , the people of this trans -region have been using it since centuries, this tradition continued even today.
The Heena is a sort of Bush, a small plant ,can be grown easily, other than cold conditions areas.
The dry leaf powder of Heena is used in making tattoos with a bit of oil .
Thanks for sharing this information. Please be advised that I will merge your post with your previous one as it still shares the same topic. There is no need to create a new post in order to reply other Local Guides.
Thank you very much for mentioning the Henna and Lahati! I’ve always liked the Henna paintings a lot and I took the chance to have one on a cultural festival when I was in Shanghai. Here it is:
Do they make it for a special occasion in India? I know that in Turkey for example the girls have a Henna painting before a wedding and it’s a really important part of the bride’s preparation.
Surprised to find your tough decision about a post which you have transferred to archive 2 hours ago .I couldn’t believe that my post was irrelevant and my loving sister might act against my noble thought, and dream .
I can’t fight with ,as I am kind hearted LG only know about submission to a superior as I am Robetic identity, only know follow the commands verdict and order.
To conciliate myself, I only beg with humble submission, kindly rethink about your decision and put my posting back .
Again, I would like to share with you that I have received a new badge of 5000 Likes, but my profile shows 4800 ,I again request you to do something so that real likes be correctly show in my profile.
We love your enthusiasm for contributing and helping other Local Guides, but as a reminder, Connect is a place to get to know other Local Guides, plan activities, share your stories, give feedback, and more.
Perhaps you could share with us the settings of your camera while taking photos of the plants at your home home or give us some tips from where one could buy the seeds to plant them.
Removing a post that is not relevant to the Connect topics has certainly nothing to do with you personally.
In addition, I have checked your profile on Connect and saw that your badge of 5000 Likes is there. Please keep in mind that you receive likes every day and the system needs some time to update.
