As Leonardo Da Vinci places art...'Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication'. Cheers for that!

   Now, I am no Leonardo Da vinci but I do, like many other henna artists would, place henna tattooing in the 'arts category' (what do you guys think?). 
   I kept this henna design you see below simple yet sophisticated. Although this design is fairly simple i've kept the detailing very intricate. And ofcourse, the more intricate, the less you feel your thumb which does most of the work! But peeps, it's well worth it when you feel a sense of...*sigh* "I did this? I did this" :) and ofcourse the receiver is usually very appreciative! 
Bridal henna is indefinitely very big, bold and beautiful as per usual, so if I were to tattoo this design onto a bride I would take this design further up, possibly repeating the wrist, almost bracelet-like design a fair few times up the arm. That would give us a very simple, sophisticated yet contemporary bridal henna design. Alternatively this design would be ideal for the bridesmaids, even the bride herself if she prefers to keep the henna to a minimum ( I appreciate not everyone has a mutual love for henna as I do, no hard feelings, I swear :p) and not forgetting festivals such as Eid and Diwali were wearing henna as part of the rituals and to compliment that beautiful new outfit is a must!     



   If you want to give this design a go here's something to take into account...Tip: Start by structuring the design well. If you start off by tattooing the wrist design first, then the circle design in the centre and lastly the design on the fingers, the whole proceedure will be faster, more comfortable for yourself and the 'receiver' and smudge proof! Let me know what you guys think of the design, where I could improve and even your own ideas of what design I should try next and which part of the body I should try it on (be as imaginative as you like!) would be much appreciated! Adios for now peeps!xx