Mehendi, also known as henna, is a traditional art form in Rajasthan, India, in which intricate patterns and designs are created on the skin using a paste made from the henna plant. Mehendi artists in Rajasthan are skilled in creating a wide variety of designs, ranging from simple, traditional patterns to more elaborate, contemporary designs. Mehendi is typically applied on the hands and feet by Rajasthani Mehandi Artists, and is a popular activity at celebrations such as weddings and festivals. The paste is applied to the skin using a cone or a small brush, and it takes several hours for the design to fully develop and for the paste to fully dry. Once the paste is removed, a reddish-brown stain is left behind, which can last for several weeks. 

Mehendi is considered to be sacred and is usually applied to the hands and feets of the bride to decorate them. The Mehendi ritual is specially celebrated in south asian countries such as India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, etc. In India the Mehendi ritual holds a very significant value especially in Rajasthan. The Rajasthani Mehendi artists are the best Mehendi artists in the whole country. 

Mehandi ceremony is typically a festive, joyous occasion that is attended by the bride’s friends and family. The bride is the center of attention at the mehandi ceremony, and her hands and feet are adorned with intricate mehendi designs. In some cultures, the mehendi ceremony is seen as a time for the bride to bond with her female friends and relatives, and it is traditional for the women to apply mehendi to each other’s hands. This holds a greater significance during the auspicious events such as wedding which is crucial part of Indian tradition and in majority of states this tradition is followed largely. The Rajasthani Mehandi and Rajasthani Mehandi Artists are usually best ones to be called during the ceremony who hail from various traditional parts of the Rajasthan and excel in this art.