Countdown to Diwali: New Henna Designs on the Way

Diwali Is Coming: Here's What's Dropping This Fall

Mark your calendars: Diwali, the Festival of Lights, falls on Sunday, November 8 this year, with the full five day celebration running November 6 through 10. It's one of the most beautiful times of year to henna, and we've got something special in the works to help you celebrate.

What makes Diwali such a henna occasion?

Diwali is a festival built around light, renewal, and gathering with the people you love. Henna has long been part of that celebration, applied on hands and feet as a symbol of joy and good fortune in the days leading up to the festivities. Homes are decorated, lamps are lit, and for a lot of families, getting hennaed is simply part of getting ready.

A new henna eBook is on the way

In late October, we're releasing a Diwali inspired henna eBook packed with designs made for the season. Expect patterns that lean into the festival's spirit: designs filled with lanterns, peacocks, moons, candles, and florals that celebrate the season of light.

It will also include a single page of mini-designs that can be done in under 4 minutes each for those parties where you need to get through many many hands!

Whether you're an artist prepping for a busy Diwali booking season or someone who wants to henna their own hands before the celebration starts, this eBook is built with you in mind.

How to get the Diwali eBook

We'll be announcing the eBook through our email list the moment it's live, so you're not left refreshing the page in late October. Sign up for our email list to make sure you don't miss the release, and keep an eye on our social pages for early previews.

In the meantime

If you want to start practicing ahead of Diwali, browse our henna supplies at shopbeachcombers.com and stock up on everything you'll need. And if you're local and would rather have me handle the details for you, in-studio Orlando henna appointments are available leading up to the festival, book early since Diwali season fills up fast.

I can't wait to share the full eBook with you. Until then, happy hennaing, and get ready for a Diwali full of light, color, and beautiful designs.

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