Henna Art is a very popular form of art using Henna dye on the different areas of the body with the application of varying motifs, depending on the occasion and the requirements of an individual.

Henna is a natural dye made from the leaves of a plant and has been used as a dye by Asians for centuries.

Henna is a very popular art form at Asian weddings where the bride is painted with elaborate designs.

The Henna dye when applied, penetrates the uppermost level of the skin and has no lasting effect as its penetration is limited to the upper non-active layers of the the skin. The pigmentation of the skin wears off after a few days as the skin grows and the dye is washed away gradually.

The oldest and widespread Henna application are those for fingernails, hand and palm.

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