Blue Lambani Hand Embroidered Mirror Work Blouse

Blue Lambani Hand Embroidered Mirror Work Blouse

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A blue cotton silk saree blouse with Lambani hand embroidery, worked in multi-coloured threads with mirrors and fine sequins. Lambani is the embroidery of the Banjara community of Karnataka, known for its dense stitches, bright thread play and small mirrors. Made for festive wear, weddings and daytime functions.

Fabric & Details

  • Fabric: Cotton silk
  • Work: Lambani hand embroidery with mirror work and sequins
  • Colour: Blue
  • Neckline: Round neck
  • Sleeves: Sleeves, 11 inches
  • Padding & lining: Non-padded, lined
  • Closure: Front hook closure
  • Blouse length: 15 inches
  • Neck depth: Front 8 inches, back 1.5 inches

Size & Fit

Available in M, L and XL. Please check the size chart beside the photos to choose your size. Each blouse has a margin of about 2 inches, so the size can be increased later if needed.

Style Tips

Lambani work is busy, so a plain or lightly patterned saree lets it show. Pair it with ivory, beige, mustard, rust or bottle green drapes, or go tonal with a plain blue cotton or silk saree. It also sits beautifully with Bandhani, ikat and khadi cotton for a folk look. Keep jewellery to oxidised silver. Explore more hand embroidery blouses, mirror work blouses and blue blouses.

Care

The first clean must be a dry clean. It sets the colours so they stay fast and don't bleed later. After that, hand wash gently in cold water without soaking or wringing, as soaking loosens the mirrors and sequins. Dry flat in shade and iron on the reverse side with a thin cloth over the work. Never iron directly on the mirrors.

FAQs

What is Lambani embroidery?

Lambani is the traditional embroidery of the Banjara community of Karnataka. It combines dense coloured thread stitches with small mirrors and is done entirely by hand.

Is this blouse padded?

No, this blouse is non-padded. It is lined, with a front hook closure.

Which sizes are available?

It comes in M, L and XL, with a margin of about 2 inches for alteration. Please check the size chart before ordering.

Which sarees go with a Lambani blouse?

Plain or lightly patterned sarees work best so the embroidery stands out. Ivory, beige, mustard, rust and bottle green all suit it, as do Bandhani, ikat and khadi cotton drapes.

How do I care for mirror and sequin work?

Dry clean the first time, then hand wash gently in cold water without soaking. Dry flat in shade and never iron directly on the mirrors.

Fabric & care

Handcrafted details need a little extra care to stay beautiful.

  • Dry clean first. Always dry clean the first time to protect the fabric, colour and embroidery.
  • Hand wash gently, only if needed. After the first dry clean, wash separately in cold water with a mild detergent. Do not soak, scrub or wring.
  • Dry in shade. Direct sunlight can fade the colour.
  • Iron inside out on low heat, with a thin cotton cloth over embroidered or painted areas. Never iron directly on mirrors.
  • Store in a muslin or cotton cover, not plastic, so the fabric can breathe.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, your blouse matches the image closely, shot in natural daylight; slight variations may occur due to mobile settings.


Refer to the size chart beside product images to find your best fit. If unsure, choose a slightly bigger size—altering bigger to smaller is easier than the reverse.


Yes, we offer customization based on your size and design preferences. Price and delivery time may vary as each piece is specially made for you.


Yes, all our blouses come with ~2-inch margin, allowing you to increase the size easily (e.g., from 40 to 44).


Our handcrafted pieces come with authenticity certifications like Silk Mark and Hallmark (for pure fabrics). You can also check the reverse side—handwork shows natural knots and slight irregularities, unlike machine finishes.

Handcrafted blouses aren’t costly, they’re valuable—each piece takes days of skilled artisan work and is made individually, not in mass production.

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