Foot Mehndi Designs To Delight

Henna designing is widespread and has come to be practised around the globe. Given the various designs and the variety within them, we have decided to make picking a pretty design easier and have sorted the 9 best foot mehndi designs for that beautiful and classy look.

A quick tip – Ask the designer to start from the soles of the feet. The skin here is thicker and contains less melanin, and so it reacts better to the mehndi and you get a rich and deep burgundy colour.

That said, we are all set to start the magical mehndi journey, so have a look at our collection and choose your favourite!

1. Indian Mehndi Design For Feet

Indian bridal mehndi designs for the feet such as this intricate and delicate design mostly involving lines, dots and paisley gives a classic look, perfect for the women who usually prefer a minimal look for their feet.

2. Pakistani Mehndi Design For Feet

This Pakistani mehndi design is a work of art that covers your entire foot, and is suitable for those who have an affinity for complex design. This is one of those designs that looks marvellous but is time-taking; so if you are patient, then this design is just for you.

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3. Arabic Mehndi Design For Feet

This is an Arabic mehndi design for the feet which has the characteristic Arabic bold lines. Arabic designs are abstract and are less dense compared to the other forms of mehndi art. They usually have a well defined space between the designs for them to appear larger, and are mostly floral and easy to apply. If you are running out of time, this can be the best option from the many foot mehndi designs available.

4. Floral Mehndi Design For Feet

This is an Arabic floral design. These designs usually consist of flowers and twines. They are simple and look stunning. Henna designers usually prefer these designs to be bold and thick. These designs are less intricate and can be designed in minutes, so go for it right away.

5. Ornamental Mehndi Design For Feet

This is an ornamental henna design and usually consists of a single line and a few attachments. They are the simplest of all the designs we have for the feet, and if you want a design that is sophisticated and classy, then this is the design meant for you.

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6. Dual Mehndi Design For Feet

This design is a perfect combination of Arabic and Pakistani henna styles. The intricate nature of the design is inspired from Pakistani designs and the floral part of the design is Arabic. A lot of women prefer such combinations, as they look spectacular and beautify the design, making it stand out. So, if you are looking for a design that is inclined to both the cultures, opt for similar designs like the one we have.

7. Sudanese Mehndi Design For Feet

Sudan being famous for its tattooing culture also has some amazing henna designs to offer. These designs are made with black henna and have a black stain after drying. These designs are extremely modern and are a bridge between the past and present henna designing culture. So if you’re looking out for a funky design, this should be the one you should choose.

8. Indo-Arabian Mehndi Design For Feet

This is a combination mehndi design that consists of both Arabic and Indian designs. As you can the design is dense and well-defined. If you are looking out for a design that will emphasise the artistry as well as maintain a level of class, this design is the one for you.

9. Glitter Mehndi Design For Feet

If you are bored with the traditional mehndi designs, then this design is just for you. This is a simple design but with a tinge of glitter which adds that bling to the mehndi and modernizes the look. The colourful nature of this design will sure be a head-turner, so opt for it and add colour to your feet.

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I hope our collection helps you find your favourite design. Sport any of them, for they will look nothing but absolutely stunning! Happy mehndi-ing to you!

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