Lambada embroidery uses a combination of stitches and appliqués, mirror work, and other decorations. Tribal women use coins, seashells, buttons, rings, and small pieces of mirrors to adorn ornate costumes such as phetiya (skirt) and kanchali (blouse).

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Process of Lambani Crafts

Lambani embroidery consists of many stitches, while running stitches are small strokes that create different patterns on the fabric. Threads of contrasting color are woven in parallel lines and sewn crosswise to create a neat horizontal pattern.

Lambani Crafts of Karnataka

In 2010, Lambani embroidery was awarded the Geographical Indication (GI) label for its unique manufacturing process. This embroidery was presented at London Fashion Week in 2016 and has won many awards, such as the UNESCO-CCI South Asian Handicraft Excellence Award in 2004 and 2012. Approximately 300 Lambani craftsmen living in and around Sandur, Bellary County, have received GI registration for Lambani embroidery. They can use this tag as a unique selling offer in various marketing and promotional activities around the world. However, no other organization or individual may sell embroidery products under this name without registering as an authorized user.

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What is Lambani Craft?

Lambani craft is a traditional hand embroidery textile art that originated among the Lambani or Banjara community of India. With a combination of stitches, appliqués, and mirror work, the Lambani women breathe life even into the most basic clothing pieces. With the use of coins, seashells, buttons, rings, and small mirror pieces, they embellish the accessories. Known for its vibrant colours, geometric patterns, and the use of different materials, the final lambani embroidery designs you get your hands on are stunning.

Lambani Embroidery Products Available at iTokri

What is Lambani Craft?

Lambani craft is a traditional hand embroidery textile art that originated among the Lambani or Banjara community of India. With a combination of stitches, appliqués, and mirror work, the Lambani women breathe life even into the most basic clothing pieces. With the use of coins, seashells, buttons, rings, and small mirror pieces, they embellish the accessories. Known for its vibrant colours, geometric patterns, and the use of different materials, the final lambani embroidery designs you get your hands on are stunning.

Lambani Embroidery Products Available at iTokri

At iTokri, you can access a massive list of Lambani art products that you cannot help but gaze in awe and admiration. From handcrafted thread and mirror work necklaces and chokers to lambani embroidery cushion covers, lambani patchwork shoulder bags, lambani sling bags, lambani mirror work potli bags, lambani embroidery blouses and kurti, lambani craft waist belts, and many more such lambani embroidered items are available on iTokri.

Why Choose iTokri?

Choosing iTokri for your  handcrafted products  is a decision rooted in the factor that we are whole-heartedly committed to authenticity. We ensure that you only get access to genuine Lambani craft items that directly support local artisans and preserve traditional art forms. And let’s not dismiss the fact that you can choose among an extensive collection of eco-friendly Lambani embroidery designs that you cannot take your eyes off of. Along with Lambani craft items, we also have a large stock of  kashida embroidery clothes,  chanderi weaving  sarees and dresses. We represent the true  crafts of India   that you might get nowhere else. Buy lambani products online at affordable prices. Simply order all your desired lambani items online from our virtual store and get them delivered at your doorstep. We deliver all over India without charging extra on orders above INR 500. 

Frequently Asked Questions on Lambani Art 

What materials are typically used in Lambani craft?

Cotton cloth or khadi is the most common Lambani craft fabric. Along with these fabrics, artisans also use small mirrors, coins, seashells, buttons, and colourful threads to achieve the desired finish. 

How is Lambani embroidery different from other forms of Indian embroidery?

Identifying lambani embroidery among a range of artwork is pretty simple. The trick lies in the fact that lambani art uses a lot of mirrors, coins, and a vibrant colour palette in it. The distinctive stitch patterns and a unique combination of materials set it apart from other crafts.

Does iTokri have Lambani work products?

Yes, iTokri has a stunning collection of Lambani  art products. You can find lambani jewellery, bags, cushion covers, blouse pieces, kurti, and more listed on our site. 


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