Rangoli Mehndi Collection on Windows Pc

Rangoli / Kolam / Muggulu Designs:-

Rangoli is an ancient ephemeral art form practiced throughout India. Designs are drawn onto the ground, usually in chalk or colored powder and embellished with sand, rice, candles or flower petals.

Rangoli is an expression of the creative self, often viewed as a form of self-portraiture. Designs are composed of geometric and rectilinear patterns, usually derived from nature. After the Rangoli is complete, the image is simply allowed to blow away with the wind – serving as a metaphor for the impermanence of life.

Why Rangoli?

Rangoli design is a safe, beautiful and expressive tool that can bring people together to work towards a common creative goal, transcending age, language or cultural barriers. Rangoli is a powerful and therapeutic artform that is quiet and meditative in process, allowing one to find a temporary disconnect with the relentless hubbub that surrounds our daily lives.

Traditionally Rangoli designs are made to celebrate an auspicious occasion. However, they can be created for the purposes of:

* Temporary public art
* To celebrate the opening of a building or an event
* To mark an auspicious occasion
* As an educational tool for schools, colleges and universities
* As a successful and engaging workshop experience within the community

Mehndi / Henna Designs:-
Mehndi (also called Mehandi) is the traditional art of painting the hands, feet or body with a paste made from the powdered, dried leaves of the henna plant (Botanical name : Lawsonia Inermis). It stain's a usually cherry-red to brown color but this can vary with time left on and a range of other factors. Coffee, lemon, tea, and essential oils are sometimes added for texture, smell or to help the stain. Mehndi started in the Middle East and Northern Africa over 5,000 years ago. It has been used for artistic, ritual and ceremonial use. Archeologists have even found mummies with hennaed hands. It's becoming popular for a pain free, temporary body art here in the states.

MEHNDI is an ancient form of body art that has been practiced in the Middle East, India and parts of Africa for thousands of years. Mehndi is often viewed as a woman's practice though it has indeed been practiced by men. Mehndi is the art of applying designs to the skin through the application of pastes made with henna powder on different parts of the body. Henna was most often applied to the hands and feet.

Henna was first applied as a means to cool down the body. A dot was applied to the palm of the hands and helped to cool the body.

After becoming bored with the look of the single dot on the palm, the early users of henna began to add lines and other shapes. Eventually this elaboration became the beautiful designs we see today.

In the different cultures where the practice of Mehndi flourished, different styles and ways of application developed. There are the fine lines of designs of Pakistan and India. There are the more geometric patterns and designs of Morocco. There are the bold geometric shapes and patterns of various parts of Africa created with a method of tape resist. Mehndi patterns are created with the application of paste with gold rods, plastic cones, plastic bottles with tips, syringes, toothpicks and other tools henna artists have developed to get the job done and express themselves through the art of Mehndi.

So we have build this app. In this app contain 10,000+ Rangoli, Kolam, Muggulu, Mehndi, Henna Designs Collections.

Features:
- Image sharing
- App sharing
- Image zooming
- Image sweeping
- It contains Quotes, Statues, Good Morning / Night images, Jokes, Girls Hair styles, Girls Shoes, Nail arts, eye makeup images, Indian girls saree and dress material designs.

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