Tezzbuzz Desk- As the festival of Janmashtami approaches, devotion to Kanha and a glimpse of his childlike form can be seen everywhere. From home decoration to puja preparations and attire, Krishna theme is very much liked. In such a situation, if you want to make your festive look a little special and different, then you can get Janmashtami special mehndi applied on your hands also. This time, instead of the usual flower and leaf designs, include special motifs to Lord Krishna in the mehendi. With this, your look will look traditional as well as quite unique.
flute mehndi design
Kanha's flute is one of the most beautiful motifs for Janmashtami theme. You can make a flute design in the middle of the palm. The design can be made attractive by making a pattern of small flowers, leaves, bells and dots around it. If you do not like too much mehendi, then a small flute motif can also be made only on the fingers or any part of the hand. This will give a simple and elegant look.
Decorate hands with peacock feather design
Peacock feathers are considered to have a special place in the makeup of Lord Krishna. Therefore, peacock feather motif will look very beautiful in Janmashtami mehendi. A big peacock feather can be made in the center of the palm and fine floral and lattice patterns can be added around it. For the back hand also, the combination of a big peacock feather and a thin vine can be a very attractive option.
Matki and butter mehendi
The mischievous image of Bal Krishna stealing butter can also be shown through mehndi. For this, make a small design of a pot and butter on the palm or back side of the hand. It can be given a festive look by adding flowers, leaves and small vines around the pot. This design is especially good for those who want to try something creative and different in Mehndi.
Radha-Krishna Mehndi Design
If you want to keep your mehendi a little more special and detailed, then you can choose a design in the shape of Radha-Krishna. A beautiful image of Radha-Krishna can be made in the middle of the palm and floral motifs and fine mesh work can be done all around. This type of design requires fine detailing, so it would be better to get it done by an experienced mehndi artist.
Mukut and peacock feather combination
Crown, peacock feather and flute can also be included together in Krishna theme. Make a crown of Kanha in the middle of the palm and give a peacock feather pattern on it. The design can be completed by adding fine mesh, flowers and vines around it. This design may be especially liked by those people who want a heavy and royal mehendi look on their hands.
Minimal Krishna theme is also in trend
If you do not like too much mehndi on your hands, then you can also choose minimal Krishna theme. A flute on one hand and a peacock feather on the other, or small crowns and flute motifs can be made on the fingers. By adding light bells and small dots to it, the mehendi will look very stylish despite being simple.
So this Janmashtami, if you want to add something new to your traditional look, then definitely try the design of your choice among these Krishna themed mehndi designs.
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