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Mehndi/Henna Workshops
We are pleased to offer our specialised Henna workshops, tailored specifically for educational institutions. Numerous educators and students have expressed interest in these sessions. Consequently, upon request, we can organise either a single session during a school visit or an entire day dedicated to Henna artistry.
Please be assured that the henna we utilise is composed of natural ingredients, devoid of the cheaper, synthetic alternatives that may lead to skin irritation.
Henna Workshops
Using BHS and Student Designs
The use of henna by school children can serve as a beneficial cultural educational opportunity; however, it is imperative to prioritise safety and honour cultural sensitivities. Below are a selection of our own designs and the childrens own designs created while waiting for their turn to have the henna applied.
Engaging with henna can not only provide an enjoyable means of exploring diverse cultures but also aid in the development of fine motor skills. Nevertheless, it is essential for parents and educators to remain vigilant regarding the possibility of allergic reactions, particularly in the case of black henna, which may contain harmful chemicals.
Year 5 Teacher Receives Henna Tattoo
A teacher receiving henna within an academic environment may be indicative of a student applying henna as part of a cultural or religious observance. Alternatively, the teacher might be engaging in a cultural event or educational activity. It is also plausible that the teacher had a henna tattoo applied outside of school hours and is displaying it during school hours.
Additional Insights on Henna.
The art of Mehndi, characterised by henna tattooing, has a rich history spanning thousands of years. Civilisations including the Hindus, Greeks, and Egyptians, among others, have traditionally embraced this art form during various celebratory events. Kavita's henna designs consistently deliver an enjoyable experience for both students and instructors fortunate enough to receive them.
The appeal of henna art continues to rise, as it offers temporary tattoos that endure for a duration of three to four weeks. Many individuals opt for this form of body art to commemorate special occasions without the commitment associated with permanent tattoos.
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