Cameron Highlands Tea Plantation, Malaysia

Friday, January 21, 2011

PhotoHunt - Hands

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An Indian bride to be with her henna painted hands.

Sorry about the blurry pictures, the only camera available was my phone, so the quality isn't that good.

PhotoHunt

43 comments:

  1. I love the initrcate work of the henna on the hands. :)

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  2. Wow! Those are gorgeous :) The detail that goes into these henna tattoos is impressive. Happy weekend!

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  3. Wow, I love these! Beautiful hands and colors in these photos. Great take on the theme!

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  4. fabulous take. someday i'd like to have my hands done like that - just for fun.

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  5. What a great choice for the theme. Happy weekend.

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  6. Wow...that fabric is so beautiful too. What an amazing culture. I'm in admiration of how highly some cultures value art; how interwoven it is within their traditions.

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  7. Henna tattoos are amazing. Great take on the theme

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  8. Very intricate and delicate
    patterns, i believe other parts of the body are painted the same way :-).

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  9. Those are very intricate designs. I wonder how long it took to create them?

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  10. Very beautiful! Hands look like wings.

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  11. Wow love the art wonder how long they need to get two hands painted? Awesome.

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  12. Fantastic for this theme. What an amazing amount of work to create that beautiful decoration.

    Happy weekend to you.

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  13. Wow they looks cool and yes i agree with the dress pretty. Happy hunting.

    Mine is here

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  14. These paintings are amazing! Perfect choice for the theme.
    Happy weekend.

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  15. Wow, so unique! Love it for this weeks theme!

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  16. Wow...they let you snap? Henna is very beautiful. A very scintillating culture. :)

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  17. fascinating! love your take on the theme.

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  18. Very interesting! Great shots.

    www.thesocialfrog.com

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  19. those are such beautiful artwork.

    great take.

    here is mine:

    http://upto6only.com/2011/01/22/photohunt-hands/

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  20. beautiful henna painted hands. lovely.

    happy weekend! :)

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  21. Blurry or not, those hennaed hands are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

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  22. really interesting...i wonder why they put on intricate painting on their hands. have a nice weekend!

    my PH is here.

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  23. Beautiful!

    http://mudpuddle.wordpress.com/2011/01/22/photohunt-hands

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  24. Those are so cool. I love the details and artistry.

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  25. Nice rite? I always love looking at hennas. So intricate and beautiful.

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  26. Such intricate artwork! The bride would have to endure hours to get this nicely done. :)

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  27. Thanks to everyone for your visits and leaving a comment.

    George, Bananaz,
    The whole process of applying henna designs on both hands and feet takes about four hours.


    Marites,
    The art of henna has been a long standing tradition here. They're usually applied to bride's hands and feet before wedding ceremonies. As far as i could tell, the power of henna is known to bring good luck and fortune, protection, and spiritual wealth.

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  28. That is so beautiful and intricate! I can only imagine how pretty the rest of her must have looked.

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  29. This is an impressive artwork. I watched something like this being done on TV. The artists didn't need any tracing materials to do this, they apply the henna directly to hands and arms, and it was perfect.

    What an interesting artistry.

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