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Mehndi Chaska Academy Comprehensive Henna Curriculum and Notes

Level 1: Beginner Level Henna

Day 1: Basics of Henna Application

Master the Basics of Henna Application: Cone Handling and Floral Designs

Learn essential henna techniques including how to hold the cone, apply pressure, and create beautiful moon and floral designs. Perfect for beginners seeking to perfect their skills.

How to Hold the Cone

Grip: Hold the henna cone like a pencil, ensuring a comfortable grip.

Control: Practice gentle pressure to control the flow of henna.

Angle: Keep the cone at a 45-degree angle to achieve smooth lines.

Pressure Techniques

Consistent Pressure: Ensure a steady pressure to maintain uniformity in designs.

Varying Pressure: Learn to adjust pressure for different line thicknesses and patterns.

Moon Flower Design

Basic Shape: Start with a circular base.

Petals: Add curved lines to create petals around the circle.

Floral Flowers

Central Circle: Draw a small circle.

Petal Addition: Surround the circle with evenly spaced petals.

Perfect Size and Shapes

Proportion: Practice creating flowers of various sizes to fit different design areas.

Symmetry: Focus on achieving symmetry in each design element.

Airlines

Definition: Thin, continuous lines used to connect elements or create borders.

Technique: Use light pressure to maintain a steady, fine line.

Day 2: Advanced Patterns and Filling Techniques

Advanced Henna Patterns: Check Boxes, Reverse Filling, and Petal Shapes

Enhance your henna skills with five types of check boxes, two reverse filling methods, and mastering various petal shapes. Ideal for budding henna artists.

5 Types of Check Boxes

Basic Grid: Simple square grid pattern.

Diagonal Check: Diagonal lines creating diamond shapes.

Double Line: Two lines forming each box.

Shaded Check: Filling alternate boxes with henna.

Cross Hatch: Intersecting lines for a textured effect.

2 Types of Reverse Filling

Outline and Fill: Outline the shape and fill the surrounding area, leaving the shape empty.

Pattern Fill: Create intricate patterns inside the shape while leaving the background blank.

Shapes of Petals

Round: Classic curved petals.

Pointed: Sharp, angular petals.

Teardrop: Petals with a rounded end tapering to a point.

Day 3: Shading and Bunches

Master Shading Techniques and Create Beautiful Henna Bunches

Learn various shading techniques, create five different bunches, and explore three unique flowers in henna design. Perfect for detailed and intricate artwork.

Different Types of Shading Techniques

Gradient Shading: Gradual change from dark to light within a shape.

Dot Shading: Using dots to create a shading effect.

Line Shading: Parallel lines for shading.

5 Different Types of Bunches

Simple Cluster: Small group of flowers.

Vine Bunch: Flowers along a vine.

Circular Bunch: Flowers arranged in a circle.

Mixed Bunch: Various flowers grouped together.

Layered Bunch: Overlapping flowers for a 3D effect.

3 Different Types of Flowers

Rose: Spiral center with layered petals.

Lotus: Broad petals around a central point.

Sunflower: Dense, short petals radiating from the center.

3 Types of 1-Inch Reverse Fillings

Star Fill: Central star with surrounding patterns filled in.

Heart Fill: Outline heart shape with patterned fill.

Leaf Fill: Leaf shape left empty with background filled.

Day 4: Leaves and Vines

Detailed Henna Leaves and Vines: Techniques and Applications

Discover techniques for drawing different types of vines and leaves, including five types of floral leaves, bold leaves, and connecting elements. Essential for intricate henna designs.

Different Types of Vines and Leaves

Basic Vine: Simple curved line with small leaves.

Flowering Vine: Vines with interspersed flowers.

Twisted Vine: Vines that twist and turn.

Leafy Vine: Dense leaves along a vine.

Floral Leaves: Leaves with floral patterns.

5 Types of Leaves for Florals

Simple Leaf: Basic teardrop shape.

Serrated Leaf: Edged with small serrations.

Veined Leaf: Detailed with veins.

Rounded Leaf: Smooth, rounded edges.

Elongated Leaf: Long, thin shape.

Bold Leaves

Technique: Use thicker lines and more henna for a bold appearance.

Application: Ideal for statement designs or focal points.

Connecting Elements

Lines and Swirls: Simple lines or swirls to connect different design elements.

Dotted Lines: Fine, dotted lines for a delicate connection.

Detailing Gulf Flowers

Intricate Patterns: Focus on small, detailed patterns within flowers.

Layering: Add depth by layering patterns within petals.

Day 5: Indian Bridal Fillings and Gulf Flowers

Indian Bridal Henna Fillings and Gulf Flower Designs

Learn Indian bridal fillings, five types of buds, and explore Gulf flower designs to enhance your henna artistry. Perfect for creating intricate bridal designs.

Indian Bridal Fillings and Fillers

Dense Patterns: Use intricate, close-packed designs for bridal henna.

Motifs: Incorporate traditional Indian motifs such as peacocks, paisleys, and flowers.

5 Types of Buds

Closed Bud: Simple teardrop shape.

Half-Open Bud: Slightly opened bud with visible petals.

Clustered Bud: Group of small buds together.

Long Bud: Elongated shape.

Layered Bud: Multiple layers of petals.

5 Types of Gulf Flowers

Rose Style: Layered petals with a central swirl.

Star Flower: Star-shaped petals.

Tulip Style: Broad petals with a cup shape.

Petite Blossom: Small, simple flower.

Frilled Flower: Petals with frilled edges.

Day 6: Test (Theory and Practical)

Beginner Henna Design Test: Theory and Practical Assessment

Assess your henna skills with a comprehensive test covering theory and practical application. Ideal for beginners ready to showcase their knowledge and techniques.

Theory Test: Written test covering all techniques learned.

Practical Test: Hands-on application of designs on practice materials.                            

        Level 2: Intermediate Level Henna Design

Day 1: Mandala and Floral Henna

Intermediate Henna Design: Mandalas and Floral Patterns

Dive into mandala and floral henna designs, including finger henna techniques. Perfect for intermediate artists looking to enhance their skill set.

Mandala

Central Point: Start with a central dot.

Symmetry: Create symmetrical patterns radiating from the center.

Layering: Add multiple layers of intricate patterns.

Floral Mandala

Combining Elements: Integrate flowers into the mandala design.

Balanced Patterns: Ensure floral elements are evenly spaced.

Finger Henna Design

Simple Bands: Start with basic lines and dots.

Intricate Patterns: Add more detailed designs as you progress up the finger.

Day 2: Construction Formulas for Floral Designs

Floral Design Construction Formulas: Enhancing Henna Patterns

Learn two essential construction formulas for creating beautiful floral henna designs. Ideal for intermediate artists seeking structured design techniques.

Construction Formula 1: Floral Design

Base Flower: Start with a central flower.

Secondary Elements: Add leaves and smaller flowers around the base.

Balance: Ensure even distribution of elements.

Construction Formula 2: Floral Design

Interconnected Flowers: Create a network of flowers connected by vines.

Layering: Use layers to add depth and complexity.

Day 3: Reverse Filling and Trending Designs

Master Reverse Filling and Indian Trending Henna Designs

Perfect the art of reverse filling and explore trending Indian henna designs. Ideal for intermediate artists looking to stay ahead in henna trends.

Reverse Filling

Outline Technique: Draw the outline of a shape and fill the surrounding area.

Pattern Inside: Create intricate patterns within the shape, leaving the outline blank.

Reverse Filling and Checks

Combination: Integrate reverse filling with check patterns for a unique look.

Indian Trending Designs

Modern Motifs: Explore current popular motifs in Indian henna.

Fusion Designs: Combine traditional and modern elements.

Day 4: Gulf Construction and Floral Gulf Designs

Gulf Henna Construction: Khafeef and Floral Designs

Learn Gulf henna construction techniques including Khafeef and floral designs. Ideal for intermediate artists focusing on Gulf henna styles.

Gulf Construction

Flowing Patterns: Emphasize fluid, flowing designs.

Intricate Details: Focus on small, detailed elements.

Khafeef