Pochoirs de tatouage au henné, Oiseaux Mayur

The art of mehndi dates back over 5,000 years. Noblewomen of Ancient Egypt adorned their nails and bodies with intricate designs, and by the 12th century, this practice had become established in India. Mehndi holds not only aesthetic significance but also magical: Indian women believe it brings happiness and protects against misfortune. Henna painting is also a tradition among North African peoples, in Arab cultures, as well as in Malaysia and Indonesia.

It is not necessary to belong to a particular nationality to use henna for body decoration. For instance, people hesitant to get permanently tattooed can experiment with temporary tattoos to choose a more suitable motif or design. This kit allows you to create images of birds, whether it be a small hummingbird or a long-legged flamingo. Feel free to experiment, as henna tattoos offer the freedom to try different body decoration options.