Cushion Cover
Nakra Diamond
16″ × 16″ · cotton khadi · hand-stitched Nakra grid in saffron & indigo.
₹ 1,450 onwards
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बंजारा · नमदी धागे · मरुभूमि की चित्रकला
The Living Threads
of Banjara.
An independent nomadic art form — stitched in memory, lit by mirrors, carried in the folds of an odhni.
What is Banjara art?
The Banjara — known also as Lamani or Lambadi — are a semi-nomadic people whose embroidery stands as an independent art form: never a hobby, but a passport, a dowry, and a home one could wear. Their cloth is made of khadi, fourteen named stitches, and a scatter of small mirrors said to keep even a tiger at bay.
Four windows into the cloth
Motifs you’ll find again & again.
Support the craft
From the artisans’ shelf.
Pieces stitched by hand at Banjara workshops, carried to melas, and waiting for a home. Every piece is a chapter of the craft.
Tote Bag
Shisha Sun
Canvas tote with seven embroidered shisha mirrors and a looped handle. Fits a book and a bottle of water.
₹ 2,200
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Statement Jacket
Caravan Coat
Quilted cotton jacket with bold Banjara geometry, mirror-work collar, and ghungroo bells along the hem.
₹ 6,800
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Wall Hanging
Sampler of Fourteen
24″ × 18″ framed panel showing all fourteen traditional stitches in one cloth. A teaching piece.
₹ 4,400
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Please note Prices are indicative; each piece is unique. Enquiries are forwarded to the artisan group directly — we earn nothing on the sale.
The designs are bold and immediate — almost instantly identifiable.
Maiwa · on Banjara embroidery
Keep reading
The full story of a craft that walks.
Origins, the fourteen stitches, colour, meaning, and where the needle moves next — in one chapter.
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