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by dollygk 13 Oct 2014 ( edited Oct 15'14 12:42 )
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Hello Cuties, My daughter-in-law's mothers family is from Ethiopia and one of the parties for a bride is the Hennah (hen-nah) party. All the close female women and girls will attend and those in the bridal party will have their hands decorated. The woman uses a bag or paper rolled similar to an icing bag and draws the

designs on. The hennah eventually wears off and only lasts about 10 days.

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by pennifold 13 Oct 2014
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Hi Dolly, I love this custom and have often seen the girls hand very prettily patterned. I hope the wedding goes of without a hitch. Love Chris
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by jrob 13 Oct 2014
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I've seen this in the market near me on girls who do veiled dances. They tell a story with their hands which are beautifully decorated.
I bet that is a fun party. Have fun at the wedding.
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by sdrise 13 Oct 2014
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Beautiful designs! amazing! suzanne
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by dragonflyer 13 Oct 2014
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I have seen this before as well...takes some artistic talent!
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by 02kar 13 Oct 2014
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I had heard of this. I find it fascinating and can only imagine the patience of both the one being painted and the painter.
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by gwillmann 13 Oct 2014
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These are beautiful. Wouldn't that be a pretty embroidery design? Have fun at the wedding.
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by Leaha 13 Oct 2014
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These are beautiful designs...couldn't use your hands as they were now a piece of art. :-)
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by sebsews 14 Oct 2014
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Beautiful!
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by katydid 14 Oct 2014
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I remember the Indian lady who drew my blood for Cholesterol check had her hands all painted with henna dye. i asked her about it and it was kind of like having your nails done. Kay
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by marianb 14 Oct 2014
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Lovely designs.. I had this done 6yrs ago when I was in Dubai and when we flew home the kids thought I had got them tattooed
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by cfidl 14 Oct 2014
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beautiful! So it does not wash off immediately?
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by lbrow 15 Oct 2014
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Have seen this and they are beautifully done/Lillian