concept   henna
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • Western countries (1) • Middle East (1) • India (1) • South Asia (1) • Pakistan (1) • Libyan (1) • North Africa (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • North India (1) • Desert cultures (1) • East African countries (1) • Germany (1) • Hindu culture (1) • Indian subcontinent (1) • Printing industry in India (1) • Saharan countries (1) • Somalia (1) • South Asian countries (1) • Western science culture (1) • traditional symbolism in India (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 henna Western countries Henna is widely used for temporary body art and personal adornment in Western countries. 20
2 henna Middle East Henna is commonly used for intricate body art during weddings and festivals in Middle Eastern culture. 11
3 henna India Henna is commonly used for intricate body art during weddings, festivals, and cultural celebrations in India. 10
4 henna South Asia Henna is used in South Asia for temporary body art and cultural celebrations, particularly during weddings and festivals. 8
5 henna Pakistan In Pakistan, henna is traditionally used as decorative body art for cultural and religious celebrations, especially weddings and festivals. 4
6 henna Libyan In Libyan culture, henna is commonly used to decorate brides' hands and feet during traditional weddings. 3
7 henna North Africa Henna is widely used in North African culture for traditional body art and special events like weddings and religious ceremonies. 3
8 henna United Arab Emirates In the United Arab Emirates, henna is a significant part of social customs and festive occasions. 3
9 henna North India Henna is used in North India to decorate hands and feet during pre-wedding and festival celebrations. 2
10 henna Desert cultures Henna is used in desert cultures for body art and as a natural hair dye. 1
11 henna East African countries Henna application is a common and traditional practice in East African countries, often used for weddings and festive events. 1
12 henna Germany In Germany, henna is primarily associated with hair dye rather than body art or temporary tattoos. 1
13 henna Hindu culture Henna is used in traditional Mehndi designs for weddings and festivals in Hindu culture. 1
14 henna Indian subcontinent Henna is used for ceremonial and decorative body art in the Indian subcontinent. 1
15 henna Printing industry in India Henna is a traditional form of body decoration in India with cultural significance, especially for weddings and festivals. 1
16 henna Saharan countries Henna is traditionally applied for cultural and celebratory purposes in Saharan countries, such as weddings and festivals. 1
17 henna Somalia In Somalia, henna is commonly used for adornment at religious and cultural events. 1
18 henna South Asian countries Henna is used as temporary body art during weddings and festivals in South Asian countries. 1
19 henna Western science culture Henna is being researched for its potential medical and cosmetic uses in Western science culture. 1
20 henna traditional symbolism in India Henna is a traditional symbol in India, commonly used for auspicious occasions, weddings, and festivals as decorative body art. 1