Stencil Set "Birds" Mayur

The art of mehndi originated over 5,000 years ago. Noblewomen of Ancient Egypt adorned their nails and bodies with intricate patterns, and by the twelfth century, it had taken root in India. Mehndi carries not only an aesthetic value but also a magical one—Indian women believe it brings happiness and protects against misfortune. Henna painting is also a tradition among the peoples of North Africa, in Arab cultures, and among Malaysians and Indonesians.

One does not need to belong to a specific nationality to use henna for body decoration. For instance, individuals who are undecided about getting a tattoo can try applying a temporary tattoo to choose a more suitable design or pattern. This kit allows for the application of various bird images, whether it's a tiny hummingbird or a long-legged flamingo. Feel free to experiment since a tattoo made with henna offers the opportunity to try different body decoration options.

How to apply: remove the backing, stick the remaining part of the stencil onto the body surface, and carefully remove the transparent film. Apply the henna paste or body art glue, then add glitter. After it dries, remove the stencil.