Radha Krishna mehndi design: the couple, the flute, the peacock feather

Radha Krishna mehndi draws the devotional couple into the palm, for Janmashtami, Karva Chauth and weddings. The pictures show Radha and Krishna under a kadamba tree, Krishna playing the flute on the back of the hand, and a large peacock feather across the palm with a small flute below it. Each comes in bold black, fine detail or henna brown. Type a change, such as with cow, and the design is drawn from that request.

• a Janmashtami design for the hand
• a wedding design with a devotional theme
• a reference sheet for a henna artist

Frequently asked questions

Who is shown in these designs?

Radha and Krishna, drawn as line figures, with Krishna's flute and a peacock feather in the other two scenes.

Is it only for Janmashtami?

Many people choose it for Janmashtami, Karva Chauth or a wedding. The design is the same whichever occasion you choose.

What do the three styles change?

Bold black uses heavy solid shapes. Fine detail uses hairline folds and tiny flowers. Henna brown is a reddish-brown line, like dried henna paste.

Can I change the scene?

Yes. Type the change, such as with cow, and the request is drawn from those words.

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