Banjara embroidery and needlework are extensively crafted by the nomads of Telangana. The vibrant and rural lifestyle of the Banjaras is reflected in their spirited clothing. Unlike the embroidery styles of the Kutch Banjaras and Gujarat Banjaras, the embroidery of Telangana's Banjaras is distinct. This art form is truly unique in style, achieving unmatched quality through a combination of brightness and originality.

The intricate embroidery features a variety of geometric patterns, such as diamonds, squares, and triangles. The colorful threads used are symbolic of the lively lifestyle of the Banjaras. To embellish their creations, they also use beads, shells, and mirrors. The sunlight reflecting off the colorful mirrors enhances the beauty of this work, making mirrors a prominent feature of Banjara embroidery.

A wide array of designs and figures is created using simple stitches, such as herringbone, chain stitch, and both short and long stitches.