Traditional Tattoo

Weather it be an extreme concern for your cultural roots or something of significant importance to you, the tattoo designs that you choose will be one of the most important decisions of your life. I was very happy to be invited to do henna tattoo for guests at an intimate bridal shower this weekend. The decorations were fabulous! The mood was so lovely.. and as there were only a few guests present, everyone was able to choose an intricate henna design if they wanted one. Of course, some simple designs are just as lovely as the more intricate ones. However, I was very happy to be able to do this bold henna tattoo in an anklet cuff style. What I invite you to notice is that the bold style of this design is a perfect completment to the clients ankle. She was delighted... and I was happy to offer this modified traditional design. For events where it is reasonable to expect that most people will not choose to have henna applied to the hands I often make the pas

Bridal Henna Tattoo for the palms of the hands. I have heard countless horror stories of bad decisions related to tattoo designs. People excited to rush out and get those 'Perfect' tattoos that they saw on their favorite celebrity like Britney Spears, Alyssa Milano, David Beckham or Robbie Williams. Or even seeing some tribal tattoos in a movie like Blade, only to realize after coming out of the parlor that the tattoo designs just do not suit them, or wasn't what they expected. The fact then hits that they are stuck with those tattoo designs for the rest of their lives. Sometimes a picture just speaks for itself. Here are the palms of a happy bride just 24 hours after the past was removed. The henna powder used here was from the souks of Dubai. (Yes, this is the henna powder used in all henna kits!) The color was even darker on her wedding day. Artwork by Ann George of Spirit Vision Henna Tattoo, Jacksonville, Florida. Bridal henna by appointment. Pleas