Natural Henna form Rajasthan India is both known and acceptable worldwide. 

India accounts for the major share of henna exports in the world market, and its share is increasing every year.

India offers the unique, diverse and versatile natural climatic & geographical conditions demanded by this wonder plant and is therefore cultivated in India for centuries both for domestic consumption as well as catering to the international market. 

Natural Henna is being cultivated in many part of India. However its Rajasthan henna is supposed to be one of the best in the world, and its nature, behavior, characteristics , and results are such that makes it exclusive to India and unique to the world.

It is cultivated in thpali, Sojat, Jodhpur and Nagour districts of Rajastan and the adjoining districts of Gurgaon and Faridabad in Haryana. Scarcely in dry deciduous forests, widely cultivated as a hedge plant.

Not all henna is of uniform quality. Basically, the richer the soil in which the henna plant grows, the better the henna. Moreover, henna improves as one travels east. In Morocco, henna grows in arid soil; therefore, it’s tough and yields a weak, yellow gold color. In Asia, Iran, Israel and Egypt, the soil in which the henna is cultivated is far richer, giving us a deep orange. In India the soil is richer still and produces the deep henna red.