The birth of Banjaras

The brand Banjaras takes its name from an ancient nomadic tribe of India, known for preserving embroidery and jewelry-making rooted in millennia-old traditions. From this inspiration come collections of clothing and accessories that tell a story of travel, heritage, and individuality—reimagined in pieces designed for contemporary life.

Donna in un magazzino di tappeti con in mano un articolo decorato, circondata da pile di tappeti e tessuti.
Not just fashion, but a way of being

Our philosophy

To us, clothing is far more than a simple garment: it is a language.

Colors, embroidery, textures, and volumes become a personal form of expression, rather than a fleeting fashion trend. Each collection is conceived to create a harmonious dialogue between East and West, between memory and contemporaneity.

Donna che tiene davanti al viso un cartello con la scritta

Craftsmanship at the centre of everything

Small imperfections, HANDCRAFTED QUALITY

 Our garments come to life in artisanal workshops and manufactories, through natural dyeing, slow spinning, weaving on wooden looms, and hand stitching.

Any slight irregularities are not flaws, but distinctive marks of craftsmanship: they are evidence of the time, care, and skill which has been poured into every piece by the hands that created them.

Donna in un magazzino di tappeti con in mano un articolo decorato, circondata da pile di tappeti e tessuti.
A journey OF discovery

Our partners

Multiple journeys and extended stays in India over the last 50 years have allowed the creator of Banjaras to meet and collaborate with outstanding artisans and talented designers, far removed from commonplace mass production.

The result is clothing and accessories that are timeless and one of a kind, rich with distinctive handmade details, beyond trends and labels, designed for those who love to stand out. The journey continues…

Designed in Italy, made in India with love and care.

A meeting of worlds

Traditional patterns, embroideries, and fabrics from India are reinterpreted through lines and cuts designed for a contemporary wardrobe. This gives rise to a style of clothing where past and present, craftsmanship and design, merge into pieces ready to be worn every day—far from industrial production and truly one of a kind.