GI Tags Of Manipur

1. Kachai Lemon (Application No. 466)
   Registered: 10.12.2013 (Agricultural)
   A unique, highly aromatic lemon variety grown in the Kachai village and surrounding areas of Ukhrul district. It is prized for its strong fragrance, high juice content, thin peel, pleasant acidity, and exceptional flavour. The region’s temperate climate and organic cultivation methods give Kachai Lemon its distinctive quality. It is widely used in local cuisine, pickles, and traditional medicine.
2. Tamenglong Orange (Application No. 590)
   Registered: 18.09.2017 (Agricultural)
   Premium mandarin oranges cultivated in the Tamenglong district. Known for their juicy segments, balanced sweetness, vibrant colour, and rich aroma, these oranges thrive in the hilly terrain and organic farming practices of the region. They are considered among the finest oranges in Northeast India.
3. Sirarakhong Hathei (Application No. 592)
   Registered: 18.09.2017 (Agricultural)
   A special variety of tree bean (locally called Hathei or Yongchak), grown in Sirarakhong village and surrounding areas of Ukhrul district. It is valued for its distinctive flavour, tender pods, and nutritional richness. This indigenous legume holds an important place in Manipuri cuisine and tribal food culture.

Handicrafts

4. Shaphee Lanphee (Application No. 371)
   Registered: 19.12.2011 (Handicraft)
   A traditional Meitei shawl woven with distinctive motifs and patterns. It is usually made of cotton or wool and features bold geometric and floral designs. Shaphee Lanphee is an integral part of Manipuri cultural identity and is worn during festivals, ceremonies, and important social occasions.
5. Wangkhei Phee (Application No. 372)
   Registered: 19.12.2011 (Handicraft)
   Fine handloom fabric (often used as sarees or shawls) woven in the Wangkhei area of Imphal. Known for its delicate texture, intricate border designs, and elegant simplicity, Wangkhei Phee reflects the refined weaving skills of Manipuri women. It is highly regarded for both everyday wear and ceremonial use.
6. Moirang Phee (Application No. 373)
   Registered: 19.12.2011 (Handicraft)
   Traditional handloom sarees and fabrics from Moirang in Bishnupur district. These textiles are characterised by beautiful motifs inspired by nature, mythology, and local folklore. Moirang Phee holds deep cultural significance and is closely associated with the historic town of Moirang, famous for its role in India’s freedom struggle.