Ubud, Bali · 19–21 March 2027

Explore the Classes

Learn from talented artists and educators from across the henna community. Explore the classes, discover new techniques, and find inspiration to take your artistry further.

Fresh henna paste in bowls with foil cones ready to be filled

Mixology: The Art Behind the Perfect Paste

Taught by Syra Gulam

Get to know your henna powder, what each ingredient brings to the mix, and how mixing techniques affect texture, flow and stain development.

Learn to create a smooth, consistent paste that feels as good to work with as the designs you’re imagining.

Blue-black jagua artwork of a woman’s portrait surrounded by flowers

Jagua: Discovering the Blue-Black Stain

Taught by Syra Gulam

Explore this fruit-based body art medium, from preparing and applying jagua paste to understanding stain development and aftercare.

Practise clean lines, intricate details and balanced designs as you get comfortable creating in a whole new shade.

A talk in front of an audience beside a wall of partner brand logos

Business & Branding: The Creative Money Mindset

Taught by Syra Gulam

Explore how to build a recognisable brand, price confidently, attract your ideal clients and market your work with purpose.

Make space for the business owner in you, with a clearer understanding of your value and the decisions that help your creativity earn.

Bridal henna sleeves featuring city skylines, a couple’s portrait and a monogram

Love Story Henna: Their Story, Your Art

Taught by Ima Habsyi

Explore how a couple’s memories, meaningful places and little personal details can become part of their bridal henna.

Learn to bring those elements together in a design that flows beautifully and feels unmistakably theirs.

Lace-inspired white henna gloves with delicate linework on bridal hands

White Henna: A Different Kind of Bridal Magic

Taught by Ima Habsyi

Explore application techniques for delicate white body art, with attention to linework, placement and decorative detail.

Discover how to build elegant compositions that complement the bride’s outfit and bring another expression to your bridal work.

Portrait henna with family photos framed in hearts across both palms

Portrait Henna & Proposals: Making It Personal

Taught by Ima Habsyi

Explore how photographs, faces and meaningful moments can inspire personalised henna for brides and surprise proposals.

Learn to simplify recognisable details and weave them into a composition that tells a story close to someone’s heart.

Bridal henna on both hands and forearms built from bands and borders

Bridal Beginnings: Borders, Bands & Foundations

Taught by Mishma Kamal

Start with the elements that hold a bridal design together: beginnings, borders, bands and a thoughtfully planned layout.

Explore how to build flow and balance from the first lines, giving your design a foundation you can confidently grow.

Symmetrical bridal henna flowing across both palms and arms

Design Architecture: Layout, Symmetry & Wrap-Arounds

Taught by Mishma Kamal

Look at the bigger picture of a bridal design through layout planning, symmetry, balance and continuity.

Explore wrap-around techniques that help your work flow seamlessly across the hands and arms, with every section feeling connected.

Bridal henna covering both feet with lotus and lattice details

Bridal Feet Henna

Taught by Mishma Kamal

Explore layout, symmetry and design flow specifically for bridal feet, considering how each element sits within the overall composition.

Learn techniques for creating elegant, balanced designs that feel thoughtfully planned from every angle.

Fresh bridal henna on crossed hands beside a phone, ready to film

The Art of Intricate Grids: Create, Adapt & Invent

Taught by Iqra Farid

Build intricate grids (Jaals) from paisleys, roses, lotuses and florals, exploring how size, placement, orientation, spacing and proportion change a pattern.

Experiment with leaves, connections, fillers and negative space to develop original combinations and a jaal language of your own.

Hennaed palm with a peacock centrepiece and a lattice jaal band along the arm

From Henna to Content: Film & Edit With Your Phone

Taught by Iqra Farid

Learn to set up steady shots, choose angles and capture close-ups that show your process and the details you’ve worked so hard on.

Bring it together in CapCut with footage selection, trimming, speed changes, transitions, text, music and voiceovers for a finished social media reel.

Minimal henna with lotus motifs and delicate trails across both palms

Minimal Henna: Every Detail Counts

Taught by Iqra Farid

Explore how thoughtful placement, balanced spacing and a few carefully chosen elements can create a design with presence.

Practise simplifying your compositions while keeping the character and detail that make your work yours.

Come with questions. Leave with possibilities.

A new technique to practise. A different way of seeing your work. A conversation that stays with you long after Bali.

That’s what we’re making room for.

Learning without gatekeeping. Community without competition.

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