Ganesh mehndi design: seated Ganesha, Ganesha in arch, line Ganesha

Ganesh mehndi places Ganesha as the first motif on the hand, for Ganesh Chaturthi and the opening of a wedding. The pictures show a seated Ganesha with modak in a circle of lotus petals, a Ganesha face under a temple arch with bells, and a simple one-line outline. Each comes in bold black, fine detail or henna brown. Type a change, such as with lotus, and the design is drawn from that request.

• a first motif for a wedding mehndi
• a Ganesh Chaturthi design for the hand
• a minimal design for a single hand
• a reference sheet for a henna artist

Frequently asked questions

Which Ganesha designs are in the pack?

Three: a seated Ganesha with modak in a lotus circle, a Ganesha face under an arch with bells, and a simple line outline with three dots.

Is the line outline a full design?

It is the sparsest of the three: one line drawing and a thin wrist band, with no fill.

Can I add an om symbol or a lotus?

Yes. Type the change, such as om symbol or with lotus, and the request is drawn from those words.

Is this a photograph of a statue?

No. It is a flat design sheet, not a photograph of a hand or a sculpture.

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