Henna Hands Bible Craft
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The Biblical story of Queen Esther is celebrated by Jews today during the holiday of Purim. As part of this celebrations, young women create elaborate designs on their hands and feet using Henna dye. Children create their own hand designs on paper first, then on their own hands with washable markers with our Henna Hands Bible craft.
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