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Sudanese women preserve bridal henna tradition amid war and water crisis

Sudanese women preserve bridal henna tradition amid war and water crisis

By GhanaSummary NewsroomPan-Africa

Mohamed Ramadan, Henna Factory Owner: "Before the war, we used to export our produce from Omdurman to destinations all over the world.

Omnia El Sayyed, Beauty Salon Owner: "Sudanese henna is a form of adornment and a global calling card for Sudanese women.

Henna is deeply rooted in Sudanese culture, particularly in weddings, where elaborate designs symbolise joy, protection and marital union.

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