Tropical Henna designs with sea turtles, hibiscus flowers, and more
Beachy Vibes: Tropical Henna Designs by Heather Caunt-Nulton is an ebook, complete with a license for commercial use by professional henna artists.
It includes the following henna designs, ranging from festival to bridal designs, and everything in between. The ebook comes with a license to use the designs commercially upon download.
Motifs and Designs included
- sea turtle & hibiscus festival henna design, as featured on the cover – the most-chosen design at our events whenever money is no object!sea turtle hand design – the one everyone choses when they’re feeling a bit price-sensitive
- Three bridal mehndi designs (perfect for tropical destination weddings!), featuring reverse negative bands, silhouetted motifs, and other on-trend elements
- Frangiapani hand designs
- art deco style whimsical delicate sun and ocean waves hand design
- intricate, richly shaded deluxe hibiscus hand design
- Four additional simpler hibiscus festival henna hand designs
- yin-yang fern leaf hand design
- Maori / Pasifika inspired geometric / floral Polynesian Fusion hand henna design (perfect for prom, Eid, artist self-henna inspo, etc)
- Tropical fern and flower foot / leg / ankle design with tropical orchids, hibiscus flowers, and frangiapani
- Dushanbe style henna design inspired by tropical floral elements
- jellyfish festival henna hand design
- Pasifika wave motif hand design – especially unisex / guy-friendly
- beach sun henna design – with a sun made out of a sand dollar and ocean waves, highlighted by dots, shells, and a starfish
- scallop shell and pearl hand jewelry henna design
- super popular tribal shark design
- ridiculous avant-guarde shark hand design that people are amused by for some reason (we thought this one was a throw-away…but the people have spoken, and it stays in the collection!)
- many little spot designs, including: surf board, ohana, ukulele, north star and southern cross constellations, seashell wrist mini, wave and sunset, sailboat, sailboat with stars, Stan the Tiny Diny under a palm tree (again, it’s stilly, but The People Have Spoken)
