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Henna mehndi wedding design on the feet and hand of red dressed up bride

Close-up image of a woman's hand, wearing a fashionable vintage oriental ring and a bracelet. Shot in pastel, cross processed tones of film emulation, with Canon full frame camera EOS 5d mark 2 with large aperture zoom lens Sigma 28-75 at f2,8 with only natural light.

Indian bridal showing her footwear ,Payal and Mehandi on her wedding day

The elegance of the indian women are visualised often on their feet - here not heavily covered w jewellery, - but a few beautiful pieces.

Close-up of young woman's hands with freckles and boho style rings and bracelets

Oriental dance of gesture. Ladies hand wearing bijou.

Jewelry maker, hands and gold rings showing creative work and craft of goldsmith in a workshop. Closeup of designer or jeweler in accessory manufacturing industry as art, job or hobby with gemstones

Taken this picture of hand of a newly wed Bengali girl with both hands decorated with henna and bangles. Married Bengali woman wear white and red bangles as a part of culture and belief.

dance form indian classical feet with ghungru. Kathak Girl tying ghungaroo. close up, copy space. classical Indian culture and traditions. Odissi dancer

Indian Traditional female designer jutti foot wear

The hands of an Indian bride adorned with vibrant red bangles (chooda), a beautiful finger ring, and intricate henna (Mehndi) designs. These traditional adornments symbolize beauty, auspiciousness, and marital joy in Indian culture. It is traditionally worn by bride on the wedding day and for a period after the wedding.

Young woman feet in high heel sandal standing concept.

$Although the term henna is Arabic and linked to many cultures and religions, it is most prevalent in India, where it is known as Mehndi. And across the country, we can often see women's hands and feet covered in super detailed, sometimes symmetrical designs, like tattoos. We can even see it being carried out on the streets.\nHenna tattooing is an ancient practice that uses a natural, temporary dye instead of ink to create designs with important and often spiritual meanings.\nGenerally used today to express luck and happiness, and often used in important events and ceremonies. In many Indian celebrations, including Diwali, engagements and weddings, henna is a mandatory part of the celebration.$

Indian Wedding Concept. Beautiful feet of an Indian bride, decorated with auspicious Mehndi, anklets, red dye (aalta) and toe rings.

Woman in lace dress putting on diamond high heels

Low Section Of Woman With Henna Tattoo On Leg Standing On Tiled Floor

Indian woman in a traditional sari wearing Anklet Bracelet for a traditional festival in a Palace in Rajasthan

Young woman in boho style wearing fashionable silver jewelry on her hands and feet

closeup of woman hands and feet practice yoga extension outdoor black and white

Classical Indian Girl Bharatanatyam Dancer In Traditional Dress Or Costume Tie Ghungroo Ghungru Or Noopura Which Is A Musical Anklet To The Feet Painted With Red Dye Altha Alah Mahavar Or Alta

A closeup of a young, black woman putting on jewlery

Cropped high angle shot of the legs of a festival goer

Little girl in dress buckling shiny dress shoes on floor with copy space

Indian Bengali Wedding Concept. Beautiful feet of an Indian bride, decorated with auspicious red color (Alta), anklets, and toe rings.

A bridal woman's ankle adorned with a delicate anklet (Payal) and intricate henna tattoo(Mehndi). These traditional embellishments symbolize beauty, tradition, and the joyous celebration of marriage.

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