Where teej mehendi comes from
Teej celebrates the monsoon and the union of Shiva and Parvati. Women dress in green, sing folk songs on swings and apply mehendi as part of sola shringar, especially in Rajasthani and North Indian families.
How to recognise teej mehendi
- Swing (jhoola) and peacock motifs
- Leafy vines and rain drops
- Full-palm traditional layouts
- Often matched with feet designs
Best occasions for teej mehendi
Married womenRajasthani, Marwari and North Indian familiesSociety celebrations
Tips before you book
- Ask for a jhoola motif for a true Teej design.
- Book group artists for society or family gatherings.
- Apply a day before for a deep colour on the festival day.
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