From Punjab’s Labinder To West Bengal’s Laboudi: Meet Labubu Dolls In ‘Desi Avatar’, Showcasing India’s Rich Cultural Heritage | World News
New Delhi: The Internet, Blackpink’s Lisa and Rosé, Rihanna, Dua Lipa and Kim Kardashian, such as the hearts of global stars capturing a cheeky smile with a cute, wide -eyed doll was humming with love. Bollywood’s biggest names, including Ananya Panday, Sharvari, Disha Patani and Shilpa Shetty, also proudly showed their lab collections.
Now, an entrepreneur, who excited this madness to a new level, gave the Labubu a unique Indian makeup. He prepared a special labubub series, each inspired by a different Indian province, dressed in traditional clothes and called a fascinating local bending. The Post seized social media with the reactions of Netizen from all over the country. One of the users wrote “this incredibly funny. Excellent creativity”. Others asked Gujarat ‘Labu Ben’ and Maharashtra ‘Labubai’. One is called the ’50 Labubu ‘tones’.
What’s the show really playing? Clothes. Complex detailing and cultural originality are only breathtaking.
Odisha – Labu Bou
Striking black and red sambalpuri poured into the yellow labu bou embodies the elegance with an edge. Silver jewels shine with layered necklaces and stacked bracelets. Red flowers stuck in his hair, a bold red rode and with the nose ring, he gives him a confident, untimely attraction.
West Bengal – Laboudi
Laboudi shakes the classic white and red bengal yellow with a festive talent. A red blouse and layered gold chains complete the iconic large red ride that decorate his forehead. His wrists are covered with Shankha-Pola bracelets, and a simple gold nasal ring completes the ready-to-look for this Durga Puja.
Punjab – Labinder
Labinder, wrapped in live Phulkari embroidery, stuns in a hot pink wolf matched with a deep blue salwar. The most important feature of this community, which matches a dazzling dupatta in the mirror with Golden Gota, is the most important feature of this community. Jhumkas, a striking Maang Tikka and traditional red chooda bracelets are implementing this appearance.
Jammu & Kashmir – Labu Jaan
Labu Jaan is fascinated by a burgundy Phareran and a matching headscarf that woves with complex Paisley designs. Silver jewels, layer necklaces, heavy earrings and a nasal ring with an elegant chain is nothing more than Regal. Elegant embroidery reflects the glory of a Kashmir wedding.
Kerala – Lab amma
Lab, the rich boundaries of the cream and the gold cascade spilled into Saree, the bride spreads. Layer gold necklaces, chunks bracelets and fancy Jhumkas shines beautifully against a stylish knit adorned with jasmine flowers. A matha patti and the golden nasal ring complement its traditional glory.
Rajasthan – Labu Chori
Labu Chori, who is fiery and brave, is a real desert princess in a red Ghagra Choli, a mirror work and embroidery. Borla Maang Tikka is decorated with chunky oxidized silver jewelry, including the embroidery and stacked bracelets. Odhani, the golden dot, frame it like a royal portrait.
From the delicate grace of Kasavu to the bold colors of Rajasthan, this labu series offers a cheerful, fashion forward journey in India, celebrates culture, tradition and an uncertain charm of a state and smile at a time.
