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Vasudha Builders Limited +91-8048371928 Vasudha Builders Limited https://www.indiamart.com/deepas-mehendi/ Deepa Sharma, India,s foremost celebrity mehendi designer. She has always been the first choice of Bollywood celebrities including Aishwariya Rai for her wedding & many other high profile stars marriage ceremonies. About Us The pioneer Mrs. Bhramadevi Sharma began practicing the art of Mehendi at the age of Nine. Her mother, Late Smt. Ayodhya Sharma too was an expert in this field.A winner of several prestigious awards, Bhramadevi's first client was famous designer Pallavi Jaikishen. She has now created a global clientele.In her career of fifty years, her art has won her many laurels. Today, the artistic legacy of Bhramadevi is proudly carried forward, by her daughter Deepa Sharma, who with a concrete backing of two decades of experience is one of the finest Mehendi artist in India and has also showcased her talent in many countries around the world. She belongs to the third generation of a gifted family of Mehendi artists under, which this mother and daughter's designs have adorned, the hands of beautiful women from Nargis Dutt to Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. Creating a unique design is a cakewalk for Deepa as it is a result of her amazing creativity. Designs are created on the spot by her and this is done according to the shape and size of the hands. The uniqueness of each and every design is guaranteed and the mehendi is all set to make the bride look one in a million for that special moment. Not just marriage and engagements Deepa, also offer mehendi services for a wide range of functions and ceremonies such as Godhbharai and Namkaran Ceremony,Chooda Ceremony and Karvachauth Mehendi. I am fortunate to have my passion as my profession, since it gives me... For more information, please visit https://www.indiamart.com/deepas-mehendi/aboutus.html BRIDAL MEHENDI P r o d u c t s & S e r v i c e s Theme Mehendi Design Bridal Mehendi Mehendi Design Jardozi Jadao Mehendi Shaded Arabic Colours Design Mehendi Design OTHER SERVICES: P r o d u c t s & S e r v i c e s Kundan Diamond Mehendi Saree Palloo Bandhani Design Mehndi Design Designer Mehndi Design F a c t s h e e t Nature of Business :Service Provider CONTACT US Vasudha Builders Limited Contact Person: Premal Topiwala A-9, Jeevan Sudha Society, Juhu Lane Andheri West Mumbai - 400058, Maharashtra, India +91-8048371928 https://www.indiamart.com/deepas-mehendi/.
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