Sawan mehndi design: swing rope, rain in the palms, green bangles

Sawan is the monsoon month when women swing on jhoolas, wear green glass bangles and put on henna. These nine show a hand gripping a swing rope with a leafy vine to the wrist, two cupped palms catching raindrops, and a back hand with peacock feathers above a stack of green bangles. Each is shown in grey monsoon daylight, on a veranda or on a rainy evening.

• A Sawan swing day
• Hariyali Teej
• A monsoon guest look
• A green bangle set

Frequently asked questions

What do the nine pictures show?

A hand on a swing rope, cupped palms in the rain and a back hand with green bangles, each shown in three lights.

Why are the bangles green?

Green glass bangles are the ones that come out with the swings and henna in Sawan, and the pictures use them as the main colour.

Can I ask for a different festival?

Yes. Type a direction such as Hariyali Teej; the result is a request, not a promised match to these nine.

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