"Mehndikrit Ramayan," by Nimisha Parekh, the pioneer of Mehndi Culture, has been recognized by the Asia Book of Records. Parekh received this accolade for depicting 51 incidents from the Ramayana through mehndi in Warli art on the hands of 51 women.
The artwork has garnered admiration for its unique approach and serves as a testament to Parekh's commitment to Indian culture and traditions. By skillfully employing mehndi art, Parekh has brought to life various episodes of the Ramayana, captivating audiences.
Sharing her elation, Nimisha Parekh stated, "It is a matter of immense pride and honor that my artwork has been acknowledged by the Asia Book of Records. This recognition not only celebrates my talent and creativity but also honors all Indian women. I am grateful to everyone who supported me on this journey."
"Mehndikrit Ramayan" by Nimisha Parekh is not merely an artwork but also a representation of unwavering dedication to Indian heritage. This masterpiece is poised to inspire future generations, ensuring the preservation of cultural traditions.
