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Providing henna body art services in Richmond, Virginia for all your celebratory needs |
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Where to go Next The vast majority of what I have learned about doing henna came from web sites. Through the Internet I was able to learn the history of henna, different styles, and what it means to people today. The personal galleries of literally dozens of artists have helped me grow. There are too many sites for me to list them all here (Without boring you too extensively!), so I'll name a select few. HennaTribe.org by far the most warm and cozy place for henna artists on the web. This site is full of amazing and incredibly helpful people. A growing and leading resource for henna and happiness. Izmudd.com the site of henna artist maxx, who, quite simply, Kicks Butt. Check her out. She rules. Kenzi.com the site belonging to Kenzi of New York - a wellspring of inspiration for all those moments of henna-block. Also a merchant offering fine goods from Morocco. HennaDancer.com the all-inclusive site of Lauren Grover, henna artist, temari ball crafter, artisan of fine Arabic texts, and so on and so forth :) Lauren is amazing, and sells Good henna. She is located in Connecticut. ToTheEarth.com not a henna site - this is the virtual home of the tribal bellydance troupe I perform with. A Great group of people. For more supplier and artist listings, visit HennaTribe.org There are more inclusive listings there, with artists and suppliers listed by region. |
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