Experience the bold essence of Northeast India with Kheti Culture’s Perilla Hot Sauce. Made with nutty Perilla seeds and the legendary Naga King Chilli, this 60ml bottle delivers a rich, smoky heat that transforms any dish—whether it’s noodles, meats, or fries—into a flavorful adventure.
BRAND: Kheti Culture
ITEM: Perilla Hot Sauce
INGREDIENT: Fresh king chilli, Perilla, garlic, vinegar, salt right.
CONTENT: 60ml
FSSAI: 21921023000347
ORIGIN: Nagaland
USE OF PERILLA HOT SAUCE
As a Condiment:
Dip: Use it as a dip for appetizers like samosas, pakoras, or chips.
Topping: Add a fiery kick to pizzas, burgers, or tacos.
Sauce: Drizzle it over noodles, stir-fries, or curries.
As a Flavor Enhancer:
Marinade: Marinate meats like chicken, pork, or beef for a spicy flavor profile.
Sauce: Create a spicy sauce for pasta or grilled vegetables.
Spice Mix: Incorporate it into spice blends for rubs or marinades.
Remember:
Start Slow: Perilla Hot Sauce is incredibly spicy. Begin with a small amount and gradually increase to your desired level of heat.
Pair Wisely: The intense heat of the sauce can complement bold flavors like smoky barbecue or tangy citrus.
Store Properly: Keep the sauce in a cool, dark place to preserve its flavor and potency.
By experimenting with different applications, you can discover the unique and fiery flavor that Perilla Hot Sauce brings to your culinary creations.
Crafted with care using sustainable palm oil and organic rice, our Organic Rice Soap gently cleanses while restoring your skin’s natural glow. Rich in Vitamin E and glycerin, it helps retain moisture, leaving your skin feeling soft, smooth, and refreshed. Ideal for everyday use, it’s perfect for those seeking a gentle, nourishing cleanse with the goodness of rice.
SELLER: Flowerchild
ITEM: Rice Body Soap
MAKE PROCESS: Cold Press
WEIGHT: 100gms
INGREDIENTS: Sustainable palm oil, Vitamin E, Glycerin and Rice
Cold-processed and handcrafted, our Organic Papaya Soap is enriched with the goodness of coconut oil, papaya, and aloe vera. Known for its natural skin-brightening properties, papaya gently exfoliates while moisturizing your skin. Free from harsh chemicals, it leaves your skin feeling fresh, nourished, and rejuvenated after every use.
SELLER: Flowerchild
ITEM: Papaya Body Soap
MAKE PROCESS: Cold press
WEIGHT: 100gms
INGREDIENTS: Coconut oil, Vitamin E, Glycerin, Papaya, and Aloe
When the purest tea on earth meets the miracle tree, you get a powerhouse infusion of health and vitality.
Why This Combination Matters:
✅ Double Antioxidant Protection
White Tea is rich in catechins while Moringa is loaded with quercetin, chlorogenic acid, and vitamin C, making this blend a potent immunity booster and free radical fighter.
✅ Gentle Energy, Full-Body Nourishment
While White Tea provides a light caffeine lift, Moringa offers natural plant-based vitamins, minerals, and amino acids—supporting energy, focus, and daily wellness without the crash.
✅ Supports Heart, Skin & Digestion
Together, they promote heart health, fight inflammation, and support radiant skin, while aiding in digestion and detoxification.
✅ Light, Refreshing, and Earthy Taste
A delightful fusion of delicate floral notes from White Tea with earthy green richness from Moringa—perfect for mindful sipping anytime of the day.
White Tea + Hibiscus: A Wellness Elixir for Heart and Beauty
When delicate white tea leaves meet the vibrant hibiscus flower, you get a bright, refreshing infusion packed with health benefits.
Why This Blend Is Special:
✅ Double Antioxidant Power
White Tea is rich in polyphenols while Hibiscus brings anthocyanins—together they help fight cell damage, reduce inflammation, and slow aging.
✅ Supports Heart Health Naturally
Hibiscus is known to help lower blood pressure and improve cholesterol levels, while White Tea supports healthy blood flow, making this blend a natural heart-friendly drink.
✅ Boosts Immunity & Radiance
With Vitamin C from Hibiscus and skin-loving antioxidants from White Tea, this duo promotes glowing skin and strong immunity.
✅ Bright, Tart, and Refreshing Flavor
The light floral notes of White Tea combined with hibiscus’ tangy, fruity zing create a perfectly balanced, thirst-quenching tea experience—enjoy it hot or iced.
White Tea + Butterfly Blue Pea: A Sip of Calm and Clarity
Bring together the delicacy of white tea and the vivid charm of butterfly blue pea—and you unlock a cup full of natural magic for your mind, body, and soul.
Why This Blend Matters:
✅ Rich in Antioxidants and Anthocyanins
White Tea protects your body with polyphenols, while Blue Pea flowers are rich in anthocyanins, known for supporting cell repair, anti-aging, and immune defense.
✅ Enhances Brain Function and Focus
Butterfly Pea is famous in Ayurveda for improving mental clarity, memory, and focus. Combined with White Tea’s gentle caffeine, it offers calm alertness without overstimulation.
✅ Supports Healthy Skin and Eyes
The anti-aging properties of both ingredients help promote radiant skin, while Blue Pea also supports eye health with its natural pigment compounds.
✅ Color-Changing Tea Experience
A stunning deep blue infusion that can turn violet with lemon juice—making it not just a drink, but a visual and sensory experience that delights with every sip.
White Tea + Rose Petals: A Timeless Brew for Calm, Heart, and Skin
When delicate white tea meets the romantic essence of rose petals, you get a luxurious floral infusion that soothes, refreshes, and uplifts.
Why This Blend Is So Special:
✅ Rich in Antioxidants & Vitamin C
White Tea’s polyphenols and Rose Petals’ Vitamin C work together to boost immunity, fight aging, and promote skin health.
✅ Supports Emotional Well-being
Rose is known for its calming, stress-relieving properties that help lift your mood, balance emotions, and promote inner peace—perfect for mindful sipping after a long day.
✅ Promotes Radiant Skin & Detoxification
This blend helps flush toxins, clear the skin, and reduce puffiness, making it a beauty ritual in every cup.
✅ Floral, Soft, and Uplifting Flavor
Experience a light, fragrant brew with subtle floral notes, making each sip a moment of luxury and self-care.
Nosquito Citronella Incense Sticks
Infused with the crisp, refreshing aroma of Citronella, these handcrafted incense sticks are designed to invigorate your space while keeping mosquitoes at bay. Made by Longmi, Nagaland Bamboo Processing Centre, each stick is a blend of natural ingredients rooted in traditional practices of Nagaland.
With a mild, earthy burn and vibrant citrus fragrance, this pack contains 35 incense sticks that purify, protect, and uplift.
MANUFACTURER: Longmi, Nagaland Bamboo Processing Centre
Nosquito Citronella Incense Sticks
Infused with the crisp, refreshing aroma of Citronella, these handcrafted incense sticks are designed to invigorate your space while keeping mosquitoes at bay. Made by Longmi, Nagaland Bamboo Processing Centre, each stick is a blend of natural ingredients rooted in traditional practices of Nagaland.
With a strong, earthy burn and vibrant citrus fragrance, this pack contains 35 incense sticks that purify, protect, and uplift.
MANUFACTURER: Longmi, Nagaland Bamboo Processing Centre
Nosquito Lemongrass Incense Sticks
Infused with the crisp, refreshing aroma of lemongrass, these handcrafted incense sticks are designed to invigorate your space while keeping mosquitoes at bay. Made by Longmi, Nagaland Bamboo Processing Centre, each stick is a blend of natural ingredients rooted in traditional practices of Nagaland.
With a mild, earthy burn and vibrant citrus fragrance, this pack contains 35 incense sticks that purify, protect, and uplift.
MANUFACTURER: Longmi, Nagaland Bamboo Processing Centre
Nosquito Lemongrass Incense Sticks
Infused with the crisp, refreshing aroma of lemongrass, these handcrafted incense sticks are designed to invigorate your space while keeping mosquitoes at bay. Made by Longmi, Nagaland Bamboo Processing Centre, each stick is a blend of natural ingredients rooted in traditional practices of Nagaland.
With a strong, earthy burn and vibrant citrus fragrance, this pack contains 35 incense sticks that purify, protect, and uplift.
MANUFACTURER: Longmi, Nagaland Bamboo Processing Centre
The ChaiHouse is a tea plantation set up by an English tea planter's son.
It is a Community based tea business, working together with a small isolated village called Akumen, in Nagaland, which lays directly adjacent to Assam.
With untouched, chemical free forest soil and the advantage of a higher altitude, to neightbouring Assam, it lends itself for the perfect condition to grow the finest teas.
The forest garden tea leaves are all hand-picked by the community workers, from a single estate tea garden. The leaves are loaded with polyphenol antioxidants, including many catechins.
The ChaiHouse is a tea plantation set up by an English tea planter's son.
It is a Community based tea business, working together with a small isolated village called Akumen, in Nagaland, which lays directly adjacent to Assam.
With untouched, chemical free forest soil and the advantage of a higher altitude, to neightbouring Assam, it lends itself for the perfect condition to grow the finest teas.
The forest garden tea leaves are all hand-picked by the community workers, from a single estate tea garden. The leaves are loaded with polyphenol antioxidants, including many catechins.
The ChaiHouse is a tea plantation set up by an English tea planter's son.
It is a Community based tea business, working together with a small isolated village called Akumen, in Nagaland, which lays directly adjacent to Assam.
With untouched, chemical free forest soil and the advantage of a higher altitude, to neightbouring Assam, it lends itself for the perfect condition to grow the finest teas.
The forest garden tea leaves are all hand-picked by the community workers, from a single estate tea garden. The leaves are loaded with polyphenol antioxidants, including many catechins.
The ChaiHouse is a tea plantation set up by an English tea planter's son.
It is a Community based tea business, working together with a small isolated village called Akumen, in Nagaland, which lays directly adjacent to Assam.
With untouched, chemical free forest soil and the advantage of a higher altitude, to neightbouring Assam, it lends itself for the perfect condition to grow the finest teas.
The forest garden tea leaves are all hand-picked by the community workers, from a single estate tea garden. The leaves are loaded with polyphenol antioxidants, including many catechins.
Introducing our Authentic Beef Pickles, a flavorful and spicy delicacy made by the indigenous people of Nagaland, Northeast India.
Each pickles is packed with beef, marinated in a blend of aromatic spices, chilli powder, and the freshness of ginger and garlic. These ingredients are carefully cooked and preserved in pure mustard oil, giving the pickle its signature rich and spicy flavor. The unique combination of spices and mustard oil not only enhances the taste but also preserves the pickle naturally, ensuring a long shelf life without the need for artificial additives.
Perfect as a side dish or to add an extra kick to your meals, this chicken pickle pairs beautifully with rice, flatbreads, or even as a snack on its own.
Multi use jewellery by Annie Sakhamo is a unique design piece to fulfill your most desired fashionable outlook. It is absolutely handmade with the finest jewellery beads.
SELLER- Annie Sakhamo
ITEM- Multi use jewellery
COLOR- Yellow, black, green
MATERIAL- Glass beads
MEASUREMENT- 77 cm long (Take a piece of thread 88cm long and measure it across your neck for the length of necklace after worn).
Embrace tradition and elegance with this Blue and Black Handwoven Lotha Women’s Wrap Around. Crafted with care by skilled artisans from the Lotha Naga community, this beautifully woven piece combines vibrant blues and blacks in intricate patterns, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Naga people.
Perfect for any occasion, this wraparound garment offers a versatile and stylish addition to your wardrobe. Whether draped elegantly around the shoulders or worn as a statement piece, it’s designed to provide both comfort and timeless beauty. Made with high-quality materials, it ensures durability while maintaining a soft, luxurious feel.
SELLER: Ethnic Inspirations
SPECIFICATION: Blue and black handwoven Lotha women wrap around
Add a touch of traditional elegance to your wardrobe with the Meitei Handloom Men’s Shawl, meticulously crafted to reflect the rich cultural heritage of Manipur. This shawl showcases the timeless artistry of Meitei handloom weaving, offering both comfort and style.
Experience the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the Phom Naga tribe with this exquisite Phom Naga Man Shawl. Handwoven with care and precision, this shawl is a true representation of the Naga culture from Northeast India. Featuring intricate traditional patterns that tell the story of the Phom Naga community, this shawl offers a unique blend of style and heritage.
Crafted from high-quality wool or cotton, the shawl provides warmth and comfort, making it perfect for both casual wear and special occasions. The deep, earthy tones combined with the detailed designs make this piece a standout accessory in any wardrobe.
Embrace the rich cultural heritage of Nagaland with this beautifully crafted Wrap-around or Mekhla, a timeless piece that blends traditional artistry with modern elegance. Handwoven with precision on a handloom, this garment showcases the exquisite craftsmanship and vibrant heritage of Nagaland, India.
Perfect for festive occasions, cultural events, or adding a unique touch to your wardrobe, this wrap-around is a versatile and stunning addition. Celebrate tradition with every wear!
Experience the unique flavors of Nagaland with our homemade pork pickle. A traditional delicacy crafted with locally sourced pork and blend of indigenous spices. This tangy and flavorful is a must-try for those seeking authentic regional cuisine.
Dates powder is a natural sweetener made from dehydrated and ground dates, boasting a rich, caramel - like flavor and a fine, slightly gritty texture. High in fiber, antioxidants, and essential minerals, it serves as a healthy alternative to refined sugars.
Perfect for baking, smoothies, or as a topping for yogurt, date powder adds both sweetness and nutritional value.
SELLER: Dieticare
ITEM: Wellness Dates Powder
NET WEIGHT: 350g
INGREDIENTS: (No Added Preservatives, artificial flavours or essence)
Chia seeds (Salvia hispanica) are tiny, nutritious superfoods that come with a load of soluble fiber, protein, omega-3, antioxidants, and several other essential micronutrients.
Rich in soluble fiber, chia can help lower cholesterol levels, reduce appetite, and promote digestive regularity. The fiber also acts as a prebiotic to provide fuel for the beneficial bacteria in the gut, which plays a central role in many aspects of health and disease. Chia can be consumed either whole or ground.
SELLER: Dieticare
ITEM: Chia Seeds
NET WEIGHT: 300g
INGREDIENTS: Raw Chia seeds (100% Natural ingredients)
FSSAI: 21624009000033/26624001000556
DIRECTION:
Soak around 2 teaspoons of chia seeds in fresh water and drink it early in the morning on an empty stomach. It’s also possible to consume chia seeds in whichever method you choose, like in smoothies, puddings, cereals, salad, or as an alternative to eggs in baking. But keep in mind to drink plenty of water alongside.
Experience the rich, earthy flavors of Manipur with Black Rice Mushroom Soup. Made from GI-tagged Chakhao black rice, nutrient-rich millet, and savory shiitake mushrooms, this plant-based soup is aromatic, wholesome, and nourishing. Packed with flavor and texture, it's perfect as a meal starter or light snack, offering a delicious blend of tradition and nutrition in every sip.
Simple Soup Preparation:
• Boil 2 cups of water or vegetable broth, add 3 tsp of soup powder, and stir. Simmer for 3-5 minutes until the black rice and mushrooms are tender. Serve hot, garnished with fresh herbs for added flavor.
For a healthier, protein-packed meal, add protein-rich foods or seeds.
This traditionally inspired men’s shawl is a reflection of the skilled craftsmanship of the Khiamniungan people from Noklak district, Nagaland. Woven by hand using the ancient loin loom technique, this shawl carries with it the essence of a rich cultural tradition passed down through generations. Each piece is a work of art, uniquely crafted by local artisans who take pride in preserving their heritage.
The shawl features a striking combination of black, blue, and red colors, symbolizing strength, vitality, and tradition. The bold patterns inspired by traditional designs make this shawl an ideal accessory for men who value both cultural heritage and modern style. Whether worn during special events, cultural celebrations, or as a statement piece, this shawl adds a touch of sophistication and tradition to any outfit.
Designed for both comfort and durability, this shawl is lightweight yet strong, making it suitable for various occasions. By choosing this shawl, you are supporting indigenous artisans and helping to preserve the ancient craft of loin loom weaving.
SELLER: Ethnic Inspirations
SPECIFICATION: Khiamniungan mens traditional shawl (L)
The Khiamniungan people are a Naga ethnic group primarily residing in the Noklak district of Nagaland, India, and the Naga Self-Administered Zone and Hkamti District of Myanmar. They are also known as the "Kalyo-Kengnyu" or "slate-house dwellers."
Origin and Name:
The name "Khiamniungan" is derived from three words: "Khiam" meaning water, "Niu" meaning great, and "Ngan" meaning source. Thus, it translates to "source of great water or river," signifying their deep connection to the region's waterways.
According to their oral traditions, the Khiamniungan people originated from a place near Lingnyu-Tshüvau villages, where they lived alongside other Naga tribes. Over time, they migrated to their current settlements.
Culture and Traditions:
The Khiamniungan culture is rich and vibrant, with strong ties to their ancestral traditions. They are known for their distinctive customs, including their unique clothing, traditional houses, and intricate handicrafts.
Traditional Attire: Khiamniungan women are renowned for their colorful and elaborate attire, often adorned with intricate beadwork and embroidery. Men traditionally wear simple clothing, often complemented by distinctive headgear.
Traditional Houses: The Khiamniungan people construct their houses using local materials like wood and bamboo. These houses are often raised on stilts to protect them from floods and wild animals.
Handicrafts: The Khiamniungan people are skilled artisans, producing a variety of handicrafts, including textiles, jewelry, and wood carvings. Their intricate weaving techniques and unique designs are highly valued.
Festivals: The Khiamniungan people celebrate various festivals throughout the year, which are marked by traditional dances, music, and feasting. These festivals play a significant role in preserving their cultural heritage.
Language:
The Khiamniungan language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family. It is spoken by a significant portion of the Khiamniungan population, although many also speak Assamese and English.
Religion:
Christianity is the predominant religion among the Khiamniungan people. However, they also retain some animistic beliefs and practices, particularly in rural areas.
The Khiamniungan people are a proud and resilient community, deeply rooted in their cultural heritage. They continue to preserve their traditions while adapting to the changing world, ensuring the continuity of their unique identity.
Introducing the Traditional Khiamniungan Men’s Shawl, a beautifully handcrafted piece inspired by the rich cultural heritage of the Khiamniungan people from the Noklak district in northeastern India. This shawl is a true reflection of the ancient traditions passed down through generations, crafted with care and skill using the time-honored loin loom technique, an ancient method that adds unique texture and quality to the fabric.
The shawl features a bold and striking design, combining black, navy blue, and red colors, which hold deep significance in Naga culture. The intricate patterns and vibrant hues are woven together to create a visually stunning piece that embodies the spirit of the Naga people.
Perfect for men, this shawl is versatile enough to be worn during traditional ceremonies or as a standout piece in contemporary fashion. The combination of cultural significance and high-quality craftsmanship makes it a unique addition to any wardrobe.
SELLER: Ethnic Inspirations
SPECIFICATION: Khiamniungan mens traditional shawl (L)
This traditional Lotha men's shawl is a timeless piece of craftsmanship, made by the indigenous Lotha people of Nagaland. Woven with precision using the ancient loin loom technique, this shawl embodies the cultural heritage and artisanal excellence of the Lotha community. Its bold black and blue colors, combined with traditional patterns, make it a standout garment that resonates with cultural pride and identity.
Designed for men, this shawl serves as a symbol of tradition and status. Whether worn for cultural ceremonies, festive occasions, or as a stylish addition to contemporary outfits, it exudes sophistication and a deep connection to heritage. The intricate weaving process ensures durability while maintaining a lightweight and comfortable feel.
This shawl not only celebrates the artistry of the Lotha people but also supports their livelihood and helps preserve their ancient craft. By choosing this shawl, you embrace a meaningful and authentic piece of Lotha tradition, adding depth and elegance to your wardrobe.
Perfect for those who value cultural authenticity and artisanal quality, this Lotha men's shawl is a must-have for anyone looking to blend tradition with modern style. Its striking black and blue hues make it a versatile and timeless accessory that honors the rich legacy of the Lotha community.
The Lotha Red Men’s Shawl is a distinguished piece of traditional artistry, designed for men who appreciate cultural heritage and timeless craftsmanship. Inspired by the rich traditions of the Lotha tribe, this shawl is a symbol of identity and pride, reflecting the cultural vibrancy of Nagaland in northeastern India.
Handwoven using the age-old Loinloom technique, this shawl combines skill and tradition in every thread. The bold palette of black, red, and white creates a striking visual harmony, making it a versatile piece for cultural occasions or as a statement of refined taste.
Whether worn as a traditional garment or showcased as a piece of cultural artistry, this shawl connects the wearer to the legacy of the Lotha people. It’s more than just a shawl—it’s a piece of history brought to life through modern design and enduring craftsmanship.
Elevate your wardrobe with the Lotha Red Men’s Shawl, a blend of heritage and elegance, proudly handmade in Nagaland.
Add a touch of traditional elegance to your wardrobe with the Meitei Handloom Men’s Shawl, meticulously crafted to reflect the rich cultural heritage of Manipur. This shawl showcases the timeless artistry of Meitei handloom weaving, offering both comfort and style.
Celebrate the heritage of the Konyak tribe with this Traditional Men’s Shawl, a masterpiece of cultural craftsmanship.
Crafted with care by skilled artisans from Nagaland, this shawl features bold black and red tones, symbolizing strength and cultural pride. Its intricate patterns and durable fabric make it a meaningful and versatile piece, perfect for traditional occasions or as a statement of identity.
Brought to you by Ethnic Inspirations, this shawl is more than an accessory—it’s a connection to the rich cultural legacy of northeastern India.
Experience the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the Phom Naga tribe with this exquisite Phom Naga Man Shawl. Handwoven with care and precision, this shawl is a true representation of the Naga culture from Northeast India. Featuring intricate traditional patterns that tell the story of the Phom Naga community, this shawl offers a unique blend of style and heritage.
Crafted from high-quality wool or cotton, the shawl provides warmth and comfort, making it perfect for both casual wear and special occasions. The deep, earthy tones combined with the detailed designs make this piece a standout accessory in any wardrobe.
DESIGN: Traditional Ao Naga men's shawl. Purely handwoven shawl in red and black for men. The white patch in the middle is hand embroidered with beautiful designs of animals and birds like mithun, cock, peacock lion, tiger and elephants aligned with tribal geometric designs. This embroiderydegin is even more detailed and larger in size.
MATERIAL: Cotton Acrylic
MAKING PROCESS: Shuttle Loom
DISCLAIMER: This design, in any form of apparel, is traditionally reserved for men and should only be worn by them. Its use by women is considered a violation of the cultural and ethical sentiments of the Ao Naga tribe.
The Ao Naga Shawl: A Living Symbol of Honor, Identity, and Cultural Integrity
In the vibrant hills of Nagaland, nestled in the northeast of India, resides the Ao Naga tribe—one of the oldest and most culturally rich communities in the region. Among their many unique traditions and practices, one element stands out for its deep significance, visual symbolism, and cultural pride—the Ao Naga men’s shawl.
More than just a piece of cloth, this shawl carries within its threads the soul of a people, their values, their history, and their stories. It is not a fashion statement. It is a living testament to masculinity, bravery, and tribal ethos passed down from generation to generation.
Introducing the “Tsüngkotepsü”
Known in the Ao dialect as Tsüngkotepsü, this traditional men’s shawl holds immense cultural significance.
Tsüng means “war”
Ko implies “glory” or “honor”
Tepsü refers to the “shawl” or cloth itself
Together, Tsüngkotepsü can be interpreted as “the shawl of war glory”—a name that perfectly reflects the values embedded in this garment. It is a ceremonial and cultural symbol that must be earned, not merely worn.
A Symbol Reserved for Men
The Tsüngkotepsü is exclusively worn by the men of the Ao tribe. In traditional Ao society, a man had to earn the right to wear this shawl through acts of bravery, leadership, or community contributions—especially through feasts of merit. It marked him as someone of high standing, not just socially, but spiritually within the community.
To wear it without merit was seen as disrespectful and a violation of tradition. This is why it is strictly forbidden for women or outsiders to wear the Tsüngkotepsü, as doing so disrupts the sacred meanings interwoven in its design.
Ethical Boundaries and Cultural Respect
The patterns of the Tsüngkotepsü often feature motifs such as mithun (a symbol of wealth and strength), spears, and warrior insignia—each carrying deep-rooted stories of legacy. The shawl is not an accessory, but a cultural badge of honor.
When individuals outside the tradition wear it—especially without understanding its meaning—it is viewed by the Ao community as a breach of cultural ethics. Respecting these boundaries is not about division, but about honoring identity.
More Than a Cloth—A Legacy Woven in Threads
The Tsüngkotepsü stands as a living narrative of the Ao people. Through each thread and color, it tells a story of valor, responsibility, and community leadership. It is an ancestral chronicle worn with pride and reverence.
In today’s age of global fashion and cultural blending, indigenous symbols like the Tsüngkotepsü are often misunderstood. But the Ao tribe remains steadfast in preserving its meaning—not out of exclusivity, but as a way to keep their ancestral spirit alive.
Conclusion
The Ao Naga men’s shawl—Tsüngkotepsü—is more than a garment. It is a living heritage, an emblem of masculine honor, and a sacred artifact of identity. It reminds us that true beauty lies not just in the patterns we see, but in the stories they carry.
In appreciating diverse cultures, let us also practice respect and understanding. Admire it, learn from it, but wear it only when it is yours to bear.
The Konyak Men’s Shawl is a striking piece of traditional artistry, embodying the strength and legacy of the Konyak tribe. Handcrafted by skilled artisans from Nagaland’s northeastern hills, this shawl showcases the timeless loinloom weaving technique, a craft passed down through generations.
Designed in bold black and red hues, the shawl features a distinctive spear motif at its center, symbolizing valor and cultural pride. Its intricate patterns and vibrant colors reflect the heritage and traditions of the Konyak people, making it a meaningful addition to any wardrobe.
Crafted by Ethnic Inspirations, this shawl is not just an accessory—it’s a piece of living history. Made from durable, high-quality materials, it is designed to provide both comfort and elegance for formal occasions or cultural celebrations.
Celebrate the legacy of the Konyak tribe with this traditional-inspired men’s shawl, a perfect blend of cultural identity and refined craftsmanship.
SELLER: Ethnic Inspirations
SPECIFICATION: Spear motif black and red man Konyak Shawl
Naga Unity Men Shawl is a common shawl for all the Naga tribes of Nagaland. The white patch in the middle comprises of designs and patterns from different Naga tribes in unison.
SELLER: Ethnic Inspirations
TRIBE: Naga
DESIGN: Unity Shawl
MEASUREMENT: L-86 inch, B-48 inch
MAKING PROCESS: Shuttle Loom
MATERIAL: Cotton Acrylic
GENDER SPECIFIC: Men
DISCLAIMER: This design, in any form of apparel, is traditionally reserved for men and should only be worn by them. Its use by women is considered a violation of the cultural and ethical sentiments of the Naga tribe.
The Sangtam Naga Traditional Loinloom Men White Border Shawl by Ethnic Inspirations is a remarkable piece that pays homage to the age-old weaving traditions of the Sangtam Naga tribe. Meticulously handwoven on a traditional loinloom, this shawl embodies the artistry and craftsmanship that has been cherished by the Sangtam community for centuries. The exquisite white border, meticulously crafted by skilled artisans, adds an element of elegance and sophistication to the shawl's vibrant and intricate patterns. Made from high-quality natural fibers, the shawl offers both warmth and comfort, making it a versatile accessory for various occasions. Wearing this Sangtam Naga traditional loom-woven shawl is not only a fashion statement but also a celebration of cultural heritage and a testament to the skill and creativity of the artisans behind Ethnic Inspirations.
Wearing the Sangtam Naga Traditional Loinloom Men White Border Shawl by Ethnic Inspirations is a wonderful way to showcase the artistry and cultural heritage of the Sangtam Naga tribe. Here are some steps to guide you on how to wear this stunning shawl:
Choose the Right Outfit: Select a suitable outfit that complements the colors and patterns of the shawl. Traditional attire or neutral-colored clothing works well to let the shawl stand out as a focal point.
Fold the Shawl: Gently fold the shawl lengthwise to create a long, narrow strip of fabric. Ensure that the white border is visible along one edge of the folded fabric.
Position the Shawl: Place the folded shawl over your shoulder, allowing one end to fall across your chest diagonally and the other end to hang down your back.
Secure the Shawl: Take the longer end of the shawl hanging down your back and bring it forward, crossing it over the opposite shoulder. Adjust the length of the shawl to achieve the desired drape and length.
Arrange the Borders: Pay attention to the beautiful white border of the shawl. Make sure it remains visible along the edges, adding a touch of elegance and contrast to your ensemble.
Fine-tune the Draping: Adjust the positioning and tightness of the shawl to ensure it sits comfortably on your shoulder and falls gracefully around your body. Experiment with different styles, such as draping it loosely or wrapping it snugly, to achieve the desired look.
Finishing Touches: Take a moment to admire the intricate patterns and craftsmanship of the Sangtam Naga shawl. You can further enhance the traditional appeal by pairing it with other accessories like tribal jewelry or traditional headgear.
By following these steps, you can confidently wear the Sangtam Naga Traditional Loinloom Men White Border Shawl, showcasing its exquisite design and paying tribute to the skilled artisans who created it. Embrace the beauty of cultural diversity with Ethnic Inspirations and experience the joy of wearing this captivating piece of Naga tradition.
Cold-processed and handcrafted, our Organic Papaya Soap is enriched with the goodness of coconut oil, papaya, and aloe vera. Known for its natural skin-brightening properties, papaya gently exfoliates while moisturizing your skin. Free from harsh chemicals, it leaves your skin feeling fresh, nourished, and rejuvenated after every use.
SELLER: Flowerchild
ITEM: Papaya Body Soap
MAKE PROCESS: Cold press
WEIGHT: 100gms
INGREDIENTS: Coconut oil, Vitamin E, Glycerin, Papaya, and Aloe
Crafted with care using sustainable palm oil and organic rice, our Organic Rice Soap gently cleanses while restoring your skin’s natural glow. Rich in Vitamin E and glycerin, it helps retain moisture, leaving your skin feeling soft, smooth, and refreshed. Ideal for everyday use, it’s perfect for those seeking a gentle, nourishing cleanse with the goodness of rice.
SELLER: Flowerchild
ITEM: Rice Body Soap
MAKE PROCESS: Cold Press
WEIGHT: 100gms
INGREDIENTS: Sustainable palm oil, Vitamin E, Glycerin and Rice
Pamper your skin with the Flowerchild Organic Herbal Soap, made from a blend of natural and nourishing ingredients. This soap is enriched with sustainable palm oil, Vitamin E, glycerin, and a unique mix of turmeric, basil, blue pea, aloe, and hibiscus to leave your skin feeling soft, hydrated, and refreshed.
SELLER: Flowerchild
ITEM: Soap
WEIGHT: 100gms
INGREDIENTS: Sustainable palm oil, Vitamin E, Glycerin, Turmeric, Basil, Blue pea, Aloe, Hibiscus.
Treat your feet to the ultimate pampering experience with the Handmade Foot Scrub Soap by Lisu Care. Meticulously crafted with high-quality ingredients, this soap is designed to exfoliate, rejuvenate, and moisturize, leaving your feet feeling soft, smooth, and revitalized.
Product Specifications
SELLER : LISHI
ITEM : Soap
INGREDIENTS: aloe gel, glycerin, rice grains and essential oils
Experience the luxurious Fairness & Anti-Aging Handmade Facial Soap by Lisu Care. Enriched with potent natural ingredients known for their skin-brightening and anti-aging properties, including fairness-enhancing extracts and anti-aging botanicals, this facial soap gently removes impurities while promoting a more even skin tone and reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Experience the rejuvenating power of the Oats & Potato Facial Scrub by Lisu Care. Meticulously crafted with high-quality ingredients, this gentle yet effective scrub is designed to exfoliate and revitalize your skin, leaving it feeling soft, smooth, and radiant.
Waistcoat designed as the Ao Naga tribe shawl (Tsungkotepsu) for men.
The coat is completely designed using the Ao naga men's traditional shawl. Four buttons and two pockets on the front and the front is designed by two parallel identical Ao naga men's shawl design. Symbols of animals, birds, weapons and achievements are well embroidered on the coat as it symbolizes the tradition of the Ao naga men. Cowrie shells adorn both at the front and the back.
The coat is of the similar design with the original Ao naga men shawl with red and black stripes along the entire coat. The back of the coat is designed with shells and the symbolic naga spear.
The Konyaks are believed to have migrated to their current territory from the upper reaches of the Brahmaputra valley, possibly around the 8th to 10th centuries AD. They are one of the last tribes to migrate into the Nagaland region. The Konyaks are traditionally known as headhunters, a practice that held significant cultural and social importance in their history. This practice was tied to their beliefs and was often associated with gaining prestige and honor within their community.
Language and Ethnicity
The Konyaks belong to the Sino-Tibetan language family and speak the Konyak language, which has several dialects. The Konyak people are characterized by their distinct ethnic identity, which is evident in their physical features, traditional attire, and customs. The tribe has a rich cultural heritage that includes intricate craftsmanship, vibrant arts, and unique social structures.
Social Structure
Traditionally, the Konyak society was organized around clans, each with its own lineage and cultural practices. Leadership within the community was often held by chiefs, known as "Angs," who played crucial roles in governance, dispute resolution, and the administration of rituals. The Angs were highly respected, and their authority extended over the clan members, emphasizing the importance of kinship and community bonds in Konyak society.
Culture and Traditions
The Konyaks have a deep connection to their land and environment, which influences their agricultural practices and way of life. They primarily practice jhum (shifting) cultivation, growing crops like rice, millet, and maize. The Konyaks are also known for their traditional crafts, including weaving and wood carving, which reflect their artistic skills and cultural heritage.
Headhunting and Its Cultural Significance
Historically, headhunting was more than a mere practice of warfare for the Konyaks; it was a rite of passage and a symbol of bravery and valor. The heads of slain enemies were displayed as trophies and were believed to enhance the tribe's spiritual power. However, with the advent of Christianity and modernization, the practice of headhunting has largely been abandoned, and the Konyak people have transitioned towards more peaceful and productive means of life.
Influence of Christianity
The arrival of Christian missionaries in the late 19th and early 20th centuries had a profound impact on the Konyak tribe. Many Konyaks converted to Christianity, which brought significant changes to their social structures, rituals, and practices. Today, the majority of the Konyak people identify as Christians, and their religious beliefs often incorporate elements of traditional Konyak culture.
The Konyak tribe's origin is a tapestry woven with history, tradition, and transformation. Their journey from headhunters to a community embracing modernization and Christianity showcases their resilience and adaptability. The Konyaks continue to preserve their unique cultural heritage while navigating the complexities of contemporary life, making them an integral part of Nagaland's diverse cultural landscape.
The Back to College Tote by Twigs and Bow is the perfect companion for students returning to campus. With its stylish design and functional features, this tote combines fashion and practicality seamlessly. Crafted from durable materials, it can withstand the rigors of daily use while maintaining its elegant appearance. The spacious interior provides ample room for textbooks, notebooks, and a laptop, while the multiple pockets and compartments help keep everything organized. The tote also features comfortable handles and an adjustable shoulder strap, allowing for versatile carrying options. Whether you're heading to class, the library, or a study session, the Back to College Tote by Twigs and Bow is a fashionable and reliable choice.SELLER- Twigs and Bows
The Black Crochet Bottle Holder by R. Rhutsu is a stylish and practical accessory designed to hold and transport your favorite beverage with ease. The bottle holder is meticulously crocheted using high-quality black crochet thread, creating a sleek and sophisticated look. The crochet technique provides a flexible and stretchable structure that securely holds your bottle while offering a snug fit. The black color adds a touch of elegance and versatility, making it suitable for a variety of occasions. Designed to accommodate standard-sized bottles, such as wine or water bottles, the crochet crochet bottle holder features an adjustable drawstring closure. This allows you to customize the fit and ensure your bottle remains securely in place during transportation. The intricate crochet pattern adds visual interest and texture to the bottle holder. The delicate stitches and loops create a beautiful woven design that stands out, making it a fashionable accessory that complements any style. The bottle holder also includes a sturdy handle, typically made from the same crochet material, for easy and comfortable carrying. Not only is the Black Crochet Bottle Holder functional, but it also adds a touch of handmade charm to your beverage. The artisanal craftsmanship and attention to detail make it a unique and eye-catching accessory that sets it apart from ordinary bottle holders. Overall, the Black Crochet Bottle Holder - R. Rhutsu combines functionality, style, and artisanal excellence. Its black crochet design, adjustable closure, and convenient handle make it a must-have accessory for anyone who values both fashion and practicality when it comes to carrying their favorite beverage.
SELLER- R Rhutsu
DIMENSIONS- L- 23.5 cm , B- 13.5 cm, sling- 57 cm ( adjustable)
SPECIFICATION- Made with macrame cord threat, hand bag, shoulder bag
Introducing Chichi's Craft's latest creation: a chic blue crochet handbag crafted from high-quality nylon. Merging style with durability, this handbag is perfect for both casual outings and more formal occasions. The vibrant blue color adds a pop of personality to any ensemble, while the crochet detailing lends a touch of artisanal charm. Whether you're navigating the urban jungle or exploring the countryside, this versatile handbag will accompany you in style.
Introducing Chichi's Craft masterpiece: a delightful green-colored woolen crochet bag, adorned with a charming sunflower design. Handcrafted with meticulous care and attention to detail, this bag embodies rustic elegance and bohemian charm. The vibrant green hue reflects the lush beauty of nature, while the sunflower motif adds a touch of warmth and joy. Perfect for adding a pop of color to any ensemble, this unique accessory is a testament to artisanal craftsmanship and individuality. Carry a piece of sunshine wherever you go with Chichi's Craft crochet bag.
Introducing Chichi's Craft's vibrant creation: a stunning cotton crochet bag adorned with cheerful stripes in yellow, green, pink, and maroon hues. Handcrafted with precision and passion, this bag embodies the essence of joyful craftsmanship. The harmonious blend of colors evokes a sense of happiness and vitality, making it the perfect accessory to brighten up any ensemble. Whether you're headed to the beach, a picnic in the park, or a day of shopping, let this eye-catching bag be your stylish companion. Embrace the artistry of Chichi's Craft and elevate your look with a pop of color and a touch of bohemian flair.
The Handmade crochet Bottle Bag - R Rhutsu is a beautifully crafted accessory designed to hold and carry your favorite beverage in style. Made with meticulous attention to detail, this bag showcases the artistry and skill of crochet artisans. The bag is specifically designed to accommodate a standard-sized bottle, such as a wine or water bottle. Its open-weave pattern provides breathability and prevents condensation buildup, ensuring your drink stays cool and refreshing. The crochet bottle bag features a convenient handle that allows for comfortable and effortless carrying. The handle is often crafted with the same crochet technique, adding to the bag's cohesive design and providing a firm grip. The Handmade crochet Bottle Bag - R Rhutsu is versatile and can be used in various settings. Whether you're picnicking in the park, enjoying a day at the beach, or simply looking to add a unique touch to your home decor, this bag is the perfect accessory. In addition to its practicality and aesthetic appeal, the handmade nature of the crochet bottle bag adds an extra layer of authenticity and charm. Each bag is lovingly created by skilled artisans, making it a one-of-a-kind piece that reflects their craftsmanship and dedication to their art. Overall, the Handmade crochet Bottle Bag - R Rhutsu is a delightful accessory that combines functionality, style, and sustainability. Its handmade construction, intricate detailing, and natural materials make it a beautiful and environmentally conscious choice for those who appreciate the art of crochet and want to elevate their beverage-carrying experience.
SELLER- R Rhutsu
DIMENSIONS- L- 23.5 cm , B- 10 cm, sling- 64 cm ( adjustable)
SPECIFICATION- Made with macrame cord threat, hand bag, shoulder bag
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Water reeds grass or Kauna Grass in local dialect of Manipur, it is a source of livelihood for many Meitie community women. These grass are largely cultivated in the wetlands of Imphal Valley, in Manipur. This grass is easy to grow and harvest by simply cutting it in the base of the plant and dry under the sun to completely dehydrate the water from the plant. This is then used to make mattresses, baskets, rugs, handbags and various other home decors. This is also smoked under the fire for longer preservation.
Infused with the spirit of Konyak heritage, the Ethnic Inspiration Handwoven Sling Bag is a masterpiece of tradition and craftsmanship. This stunning green sling bag showcases the artistry of the Konyak tribe, brought to life using the time-honored loinloom weaving technique, a hallmark of northeastern India.
Made from a blend of cotton and acrylic materials, this bag is both durable and lightweight, making it a versatile accessory for everyday use or special occasions. The centerpiece of the design features a vibrant multicolor motif in shades of black, yellow, red, orange, and blue, creating a striking contrast against the bold green background. Each thread and color tells a story of cultural pride and artistic brilliance, making this bag a reflection of the Konyak tribe's rich legacy.
Crafted with precision by the talented artisans at Ethnic Inspiration, the bag seamlessly blends tradition with modern functionality. The intricate patterns, inspired by tribal motifs, celebrate the vibrant culture of the region while offering a timeless aesthetic that complements any outfit.
Whether you're embracing a casual day out or attending a cultural event, the Ethnic Inspiration Handwoven Sling Bag adds a touch of authenticity and style. More than just a bag, it’s a statement of heritage, craftsmanship, and individuality.
Celebrate the artistry of northeastern India with a piece that’s as practical as it is meaningful—a true testament to the beauty of tradition reimagined for today.
Elevate your accessory game with a touch of heritage and artistry through the Ethnic Inspiration Light Pink Konyak Motif Sling Bag. This stunning piece embodies the rich traditions of the Konyak tribe while blending seamlessly into modern aesthetics. With its intricate details and thoughtful craftsmanship, this sling bag is more than just a fashion statement—it’s a celebration of culture and individuality.
Handwoven using the traditional loin loom technique, this bag is a masterpiece of skill and dedication. Crafted from durable Doli thread material, its base features a soft, peach pink hue that exudes elegance and femininity. The centerpiece design—a vibrant interplay of red, green, black, and yellow patterns—adds a bold touch, inspired by the motifs of the Konyak tribe. This harmonious fusion of colors and textures makes the bag a unique and versatile accessory for any occasion.
Designed with functionality and style in mind, the sling bag is perfect for women who value tradition but love modern convenience. Its compact size is ideal for keeping essentials close, while its bold patterns make it a standout addition to any outfit, be it casual or semi-formal.
Made in the northeastern part of India by the talented artisans of Ethnic Inspiration, this bag is a testament to the enduring craftsmanship of the region.
Transform your look with the Ethnic Inspiration Light Pink Konyak Motif Sling Bag—a timeless accessory that bridges the gap between cultural heritage and contemporary design.
Carry a story of heritage and craftsmanship with the Ethnic Inspiration Light Pink Konyak Sling Bag—a masterpiece that transcends fashion to become a cultural statement. This handwoven bag is more than an accessory; it’s a canvas of tradition and artistry, inspired by the distinct motifs of the Konyak tribe. Whether you’re exploring the city or attending a cultural gathering, this sling bag embodies a blend of functionality and rich heritage, making it a standout piece in any collection.
Meticulously crafted using the traditional technique of Loinloom weaving, this bag is a testament to the skill and dedication of northeastern artisans. Its light pink cotton and acrylic material serves as a soft, elegant base, beautifully complemented by a bold red and multicolor design at its center. The intricate patterns, inspired by Konyak motifs, are woven with precision, showcasing the unique artistry of this indigenous tribe.
The sling bag’s lightweight design and comfortable strap make it ideal for daily use, while its spacious interior is perfect for carrying essentials. Whether paired with casual outfits or traditional attire, this bag effortlessly elevates your look while keeping your hands free.
Proudly made in the northeast of India by Ethnic Inspiration, this piece supports the preservation of traditional techniques and uplifts local communities. Each bag tells a story of resilience, culture, and artistry, connecting you to the vibrant heritage of the Konyak tribe.
Let the Light Pink Konyak Motif Sling Bag bring a touch of tradition and craftsmanship to your wardrobe—a meaningful accessory that combines timeless beauty with everyday practicality. Celebrate the spirit of northeastern India while embracing a look that’s uniquely yours.
Infuse your style with cultural elegance through the Konya Motif Pink Sling Bag, a masterpiece woven with the soul of Konyak traditions. This stunning sling bag blends vibrant artistry with everyday functionality, showcasing the timeless beauty of northeastern India’s rich heritage.
Crafted using the traditional loin loom technique, this bag is a testament to the skill and dedication of artisans inspired by the Konyak tribe. Made from a premium blend of cotton and acrylic, it is both lightweight and durable, ensuring lasting charm. The bag’s elegant pink base is beautifully complemented by a multicolor motif at its center, bringing a dynamic and eye-catching element to the design.
The Ethnic Inspiration Konya Motif Pink Sling Bag is ideal for those who seek a unique blend of tradition and modernity. Its practical size and striking design make it a versatile choice for casual outings, cultural events, or any occasion that calls for an accessory with personality.
Every stitch and pattern speaks of a legacy handed down through generations. By choosing this sling bag, you’re not just adding a stylish piece to your collection—you’re celebrating the artistry and culture of northeastern India. Let the Konya Motif Pink Sling Bag become a reflection of your individuality and love for timeless traditions, reimagined for today’s world
Introducing the Eye-Catching Yellow Color Basket, a vibrant and versatile accessory that adds a pop of color and functionality to any space, proudly offered by Indigi Craft. Handcrafted with precision and care in Nagaland, India, each basket is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship of the region. With pan-India delivery available, Indigi Craft ensures that customers nationwide can infuse their homes with the beauty and charm of this exquisite basket.
Product Overview:
Seller: Indigi Craft
Item: Eye-Catching Yellow Color Basket
Origin: Crafted with dedication and expertise in Nagaland, India, this basket embodies the spirit of traditional craftsmanship and artistic expression. Each basket is meticulously woven by skilled artisans, using locally sourced materials, to create a unique and visually appealing accessory.
Vibrant Design: The Eye-Catching Yellow Color Basket features a bold and vibrant yellow hue that instantly brightens up any room. Its eye-catching color adds a cheerful and uplifting ambiance to your home decor, making it a stylish accent piece.
Functional Use: Measuring 10.5 inches in length and 13.3 inches in breadth, this basket offers ample space for storing a variety of items, such as blankets, pillows, toys, or decorative accents. Its sturdy construction and spacious design make it a practical and versatile storage solution.
Handcrafted Quality: Each basket is handwoven with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring durability and longevity. The skilled craftsmanship and use of high-quality materials result in a well-made and reliable accessory that adds value to your home.
Convenient Delivery: With pan-India delivery available, Indigi Craft ensures that customers can enjoy the beauty and functionality of this handmade basket, no matter where they are located in India.
The Eye-Catching Yellow Color Basket from Indigi Craft is more than just a storage solution; it's a symbol of craftsmanship, culture, and tradition. With its vibrant design, spacious storage, and cultural significance, this basket adds both beauty and utility to any home, allowing customers to bring a touch of Nagaland's heritage into their living spaces.
Item - Fish Net Crochet White Bag - A Tale of Crafts
I started this small handicraft business called A tale of crafts in the year 2020. I started it off with a vision to turn my passion for crafts into something worth earning and with a mindset to encourage other artisans. It is impacting the society by encouraging those who are into handicrafts and through that they can earn in their own way. ATOC products are local made, reasonable in the and customization are also available which gives a platform for the customer's to bring their idea into life.
Add a touch of charm and playfulness to your outfit with the Floral Cute Mini Sling. This adorable accessory is designed to be both fashionable and functional, offering a compact and stylish solution for carrying your essentials.Featuring a delightful floral pattern, this mini sling instantly brightens up your look and brings a cheerful vibe to any ensemble. The vibrant colors and intricate floral designs make it a standout piece that complements both casual and dressier outfits.Crafted with attention to detail, this mini sling combines style and durability. The high-quality materials and sturdy construction ensure that it withstands daily use and remains a reliable companion for your outings. The secure closure keeps your belongings safe and gives you peace of mind while on the go.
The Flowerchild Handmade Water Reed Basket is a beautifully crafted, eco-friendly accessory designed for women of all ages. Made from 100% natural Kauna, also known as water reeds, this basket is adorned with sea shells for a vibrant and exotic touch. Its unique design combines sustainability with a fresh, stylish look.
ITEM: Kouna Bag with Decorated Sea Shell B14x H10 Inches
Introducing our unique handwoven plastic basket bag, meticulously crafted to blend functionality with artistic flair.This bag is woven from durable, recycled plastic, making it both lightweight and resilient. The decoupage elements feature carefully selected motifs, transforming the bag into a statement piece perfect, With spacious interiors and sturdy handles, this bag is not only stylish but also practical, ideal for carrying your essentials. Embrace sustainable fashion with a bag that tells a story and showcases your individuality.
SELLER: Flowerchild
COLOR: Black and White
DIMENSION: Height-9 inch, Breath-12 inch, Base- 5 inch
This exquisite medium-sized basket, handcrafted by artisans from Nagaland, India, is a captivating blend of nature and artistry. Adorned with a vibrant red lily flower, the basket features a unique design with white and black woven elements that create a striking contrast.
Crafted with care by skilled artisans from Manipur, India, this medium-sized reed basket is a perfect blend of tradition and modern design. Woven from sustainable water reeds, the basket features a unique one-layered cord tassel design that adds a touch of elegance.
Key Features:
Natural Materials: Made from sustainable water reeds, ensuring an eco-friendly and durable product.
Intricate Design: The basket's intricate weave pattern and elegant tassel create a visually appealing piece.
Versatile Use: Perfect for storing small essentials, jewelry, or simply as a decorative item.
Elegant Tassel: The one-layered cord tassel adds a touch of sophistication.
This versatile basket is ideal for girls and ladies who appreciate handcrafted items. It can also make a thoughtful and unique gift for any occasion.
Allow this beauty pair of earring to your accessory collection and enjoy styling with your special occasion dresses which will add the spark to your pretty faces. This is locally handmade by Annie Sakhamo.
This beads will add the perfect touch to a woman with an archetypal style and will go perfectly with almost any casual outfit and is certain to attract attention. This will make the perfect ear accessory for seasonal festival. This product is handmade with care and love.
SELLER: Annie Sakhamo
ORIGIN: Nagaland
ITEM: Color Splash Circles Hoops Earring
DIMENSION: Hoop diameter: 5.2 inch, Spike length: 5.5 cm
Add a touch of elegance and sparkle to your style with these beautifully handcrafted silver hoop earrings. Woven with shimmering blue crystal beads and accented with delicate gold and white seed beads, these earrings are designed to catch the light and add a subtle yet striking flair to your look. The silver hoops provide a timeless base, while the combination of crystals and seed beads offers a unique, handcrafted charm.
These earrings are made by skilled artisans from the region of Nagaland, nestled in the northeastern corner of India. Each pair is woven by hand, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship and artistic heritage of the local community. The attention to detail in the beadwork ensures that every piece is one of a kind, reflecting the pride and care that goes into its creation.
SELLER: Annie Sakhamo
ORIGIN: Nagaland
ITEM: Glittering Grove Hoops Earring
DIMENSION: Hoop diameter: 5.2 inch, Spike length: 5.5 cm
Handcrafted by skilled artisans from Nagaland, these circular hoop earrings by Annie Sakhamo showcase the contemporary beadwork style of Northeast India. Featuring woven gold glass-colored seed beads, interspersed with delicate white seed beads, these earrings blend modern design with a nod to traditional craftsmanship. Perfect for adding a touch of elegance and cultural flair to any outfit, they reflect the artistic creativity of the region without being limited to conventional designs.
SELLER: Annie Sakhamo
ORIGIN: Nagaland
ITEM: Whimsical Waves hoops earring
DIMENSION: Hoop diameter: 5.2 inch Spike length: 5.5 cm
Discover the vibrant charm of our Artisan Hook Gold Earrings, lovingly crafted by talented artisans from Nagaland in Northeast India. These stunning earrings feature a beautiful blend of yellow seed beads and delicate lemon-colored glass seeds, creating a striking visual that celebrates both tradition and contemporary style.
The bright yellow tones radiate warmth and joy, making these earrings the perfect accessory to brighten any outfit. Whether you’re dressing up for a special occasion or adding a touch of elegance to your everyday ensemble, these earrings will effortlessly elevate your look.
Designed for comfort, the lightweight hook style ensures easy wear throughout the day. The combination of seed beads and glass seeds not only adds texture but also catches the light beautifully, creating a stunning shimmer that’s sure to turn heads.
SELLER: Annie Sakhamo
ORIGIN: Nagaland
ITEM: Artistic Aura Hoops Earring
DIMENSION: Hoop diameter: 5.2 inch Spike length: 5.5 cm
This charming handmade beaded Flower earrings are a delightful addition to any jewelry collection, perfect for adding a pop of color and a touch of whimsy to your outfit. Embrace your unique style with these handmade besded flower earrings, where artistry meets elegance in every detial.
SELLER: Annie Sakhamo
ORIGIN: Nagaland
ITEM: Colorful Beaded Earrings
DIMENSION: Hoop diameter: 5.2 inch, Spike length: 5.5 cm
Elevate your style with our Dizzle and Delight handcrafted hoops earrings. Each pair is meticulously crafted by skilled artisans, combining vibrant colors and unique designs to make a statement. Lightweight and comfortable, these hoops are perfect for any occasion—whether you're dressing up for a night out or adding flair to your everyday look. The high-quality materials ensure durability. Embrace your individuality and shine with Dizzle and Delight!
SELLER: Annie Sakhamo
ORIGIN: Nagaland
ITEM: Dazzle & Delight Hoops Earrings
DIMENSION: Hoop diameter: 3 cm, Spike length: 4.5 cm
Discover the enchanting beauty of Nagaland's artistry with these stunning Eclectic Elegance hoops Earrings. Whether you're dressing up for a special occasion or adding a touch of elegance to your everyday look, these earrings are the perfect accessory. The comfortable fit makes them easy to wear all day long.
SELLER: Annie Sakhamo
ORIGIN: Nagaland
ITEM: Eclectic Elegance hoops Earrings
DIMENSION: Hoop diameter: 5.2 inch, Spike length: 5.5 cm
Step into a world of color and craftsmanship with our Vibrant Visions Hoops Earrings, expertly handmade by artisans from Nagaland in Northeast India. These stunning earrings showcase a striking combination of olive green seed beads, beautifully complemented by accents of white, black, and lemon-colored glass seeds. This vibrant palette creates a captivating visual that adds a bold yet elegant touch to any outfit.
Each pair of Vibrant Visions Hoops is a testament to the artistry and skill of local craftsmen, ensuring that every piece is unique. The lightweight design offers comfort for all-day wear, making these earrings perfect for both everyday use and special occasions. Whether you're dressing up for a night out or adding a pop of color to your casual look, these hoops are versatile enough to suit any style.
The intricate detailing and lively colors not only make a statement . Support sustainable fashion and appreciate the beauty of handmade jewelry with these exquisite earrings.
Ideal as a thoughtful gift or a delightful addition to your own collection, the Vibrant Visions Hoops Earrings are a must-have accessory for those who appreciate the blend of tradition and contemporary flair.
SELLER: Annie Sakhamo
ORIGIN: Nagaland
ITEM: Vibrant Visions Hoops Earring
DIMENSION: Hoop diameter: 3 cm Spike length: 4.5 cm
The Beaded Enchanted Water Earrings by Flower Child, are an exquisite accessory that effortlessly captures the essence of nature's beauty. Each earring is meticulously handcrafted with a delicate combination of shimmering beads and intricate floral motifs. These earrings are more than just a fashion statement; they are a symbol of the wearer's free-spirited nature and connection with the natural world. With their ethereal charm and whimsical allure, the Beaded Enchanted Water Earrings are a perfect choice for those who seek to embrace their inner bohemian and radiate a sense of enchantment wherever they go.
This earring is a casual simple beaded earring which everyone can access into any outfit of the day.
Measurements - 5cm long
Circumference - 2.6*2.6cm
Flower Child is a homegrown handmade accessory brand which is a collection of contemporary jewelry designs from Dimapur. Most of the collections are unique pieces and has use beads and semi-precious stones to make earrings, necklaces, bracelets, face mask and dream catchers. The brand came out of a small micro home-based unit, bringing creativity to reality.
Enhance your look wear by teeming up with this beautiful Charcoal Black Agate Natural Stone earring with German silver design and hook. Looks good with Formal as well as day to day look. Accessories yourself with the wide variety and range available with us.
Materials : Agate Naturalstone
Color : Charcoal Black
. Color of the product may vary slightly than the actual due to photographic lighting sources.
Flower Child is a homegrown handmade accessory brand which is a collection of contemporary jewelry designs from Dimapur. Most of the collections are unique pieces and has use beads and semi-precious stones to make earrings, necklaces, bracelets and dream catchers. The brand came out of a small micro home-based unit, bringing creativity to reality.
Ethnic Inspirations creates unique pieces and design all original from the motif design of the Naga trying to create extraordinary pieces for every day wear and celebrate the diversity of tribe, culture and design in their accessories.
Created by a young Naga Artisan.
This piece in particular can be worn as a formal or with your neutral tone or fullblack our fit it will be a statement piece.
Blue large spiral hoop earrings - Flower Child are a statement-making accessory that combines the free-spirited essence of the Flower Child with a touch of bohemian flair. These earrings feature large hoops with a captivating spiral design, creating a dynamic and eye-catching look. The vibrant blue color adds a pop of energy and creativity to the overall design. The spiral shape represents the endless cycles of life and growth, symbolizing the constant evolution and transformation experienced by the Flower Child. The bold size of the hoops adds a sense of confidence and presence, allowing the wearer to embrace their individuality and express their unique style. These earrings are a perfect choice for those who want to make a statement and add a touch of whimsy to their look.
The Blue Round Handcrafted Beaded Earrings exude a sense of timeless charm and artisanal craftsmanship. Carefully handcrafted with attention to detail, these earrings feature round beads in various shades of captivating blue. The intricate beadwork showcases the skill and artistry of the maker, creating a beautiful texture and depth. The rich blue tones evoke a sense of tranquility and serenity, while the round shape adds a touch of playfulness to the design. These earrings are a testament to the beauty of handmade jewelry and serve as a unique expression of personal style. Whether paired with a casual or formal outfit, the Blue Round Handcrafted Beaded Earrings add a touch of elegance and a pop of color, making them a versatile and enchanting accessory.
Enhance your look wear by teeming up with this beautiful Brown Agate Natural Stone earring with German silver with flower design and hook. Looks good with Formal as well as day to day look. Accessories yourself with the wide variety and range available with us.
Materials : Agate Naturalstone
Color : Brown
. Color of the product may vary slightly than the actual due to photographic lighting sources.
Allow this beauty pair of earring to your accessory collection and enjoy styling with your special occasion dresses which will add the spark to your pretty faces. This is locally handmade by The Khriezos.
The casual white dangler brass hook earring is a stylish and versatile accessory that adds a touch of elegance to any outfit. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, these earrings feature a delicate white dangler that gracefully hangs from a sturdy brass hook. The white color adds a refreshing and modern touch, making them suitable for both casual and formal occasions. The lightweight design ensures comfortable wear throughout the day, while the brass hook provides secure and hassle-free attachment. Whether paired with a simple white tee and jeans or a sophisticated evening dress, these earrings effortlessly elevate your look with their understated charm and timeless appeal.
Discover the handcrafted Angami Boy Traditional Wooden Doll by Ikali’s Studio, a stunning tribute to the rich cultural heritage of the Angami tribe of Nagaland. This captivating creation blends artistry and tradition, offering a symbolic representation of the tribe’s history, customs, and way of life.
Painstakingly crafted from high-quality wood, the doll is adorned with a handwoven traditional Angami outfit, complete with intricate patterns that reflect tribal identity. Glass beads enhance its detailing, adding vibrancy and texture to this collectible masterpiece.
More than just a decorative piece, this wooden doll is a meaningful keepsake that celebrates the spirit of the Angami people and their deep-rooted traditions. Locally crafted by skilled artisans in Nagaland, it embodies the essence of sustainable, handcrafted artistry while supporting indigenous craftsmanship.
Whether displayed in your home or gifted to a loved one, the Angami Boy Traditional Wooden Doll is a unique piece that carries the stories and essence of an ancient culture. Perfect for collectors, art enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a glimpse into the heart of Nagaland, this doll is more than an object – it’s a piece of heritage.
Own a timeless creation that speaks of tradition, artistry, and cultural pride.
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ITEM: ANGAMI boy traditional wooden doll
DIMENSION- Height-14cm, Base-7*7
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Step into the vibrant world of Naga heritage with this handcrafted Angami Girl Traditional Wooden Doll by Ikali's Studio. This exquisite creation is more than just a decorative piece—it's a symbol of the Angami tribe's rich history, traditions, and way of life.
Painstakingly crafted from fine-quality wood, the doll is adorned with a handwoven traditional dress that beautifully captures the essence of Angami attire. Delicate glass beadwork further enhances its charm, reflecting the intricate craftsmanship of Nagaland's artisans. Each detail, from the woven dress to the wooden structure, showcases the dedication and artistry of local craftspeople.
Perfect as a gift or as a centerpiece for cultural enthusiasts, this wooden doll not only adds character to your space but also tells a story of tradition and identity. Whether displayed in your home or gifted to someone special, it serves as a reminder of the enduring beauty of the Angami culture.
Support local artisans and bring a piece of Nagaland's timeless heritage into your life with this one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
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ITEM: ANGAMI girl traditional wooden doll
DIMENSION- Height-14cm, Base-7*7
SPECIFICATION- Glass beads, hand woven traditional dress attached, wooden doll
Immerse yourself in the artistry and cultural essence of Nagaland with the handcrafted Ao Girl Traditional Wooden Doll, a masterpiece from Ikali's Studio. This elegant creation captures the vibrant spirit and traditions of the Ao tribe, offering a unique glimpse into their rich cultural tapestry.
Skillfully crafted, the doll is made from fine wood and adorned with exquisite glass beads and a handwoven traditional dress, meticulously attached to reflect the authenticity of Ao tribal attire. Each detail tells a story, from the intricate beadwork to the doll's traditional garment, symbolizing the Ao tribe’s heritage, customs, and way of life.
Handmade by local artisans of Nagaland, this wooden doll stands as a timeless piece of art, bridging tradition and craftsmanship. It serves not only as a decorative treasure but also as a meaningful keepsake for those who value cultural authenticity and artistic beauty.
Whether placed on a shelf, gifted to a loved one, or cherished as a cultural heirloom, the Ao Girl Traditional Wooden Doll embodies elegance and heritage in every detail. Let this captivating creation add a touch of cultural warmth and artistry to your collection.
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ITEM: AO girl traditional wooden doll
DIMENSION- Height-14cm, Base-7*7
SPECIFICATION- Glass beads, hand woven traditional dress attached, wooden doll
Crochet is a process of creating fabric by interlocking loops of yarn, thread, or strands of other materials using a crochet hook.The name is derived from the French term crochet, meaning 'small hook'. These are made of materials such as metal, wood, or plastic and are manufactured commercially and produced in artisan workshops. The salient difference between crochet and knitting, beyond the implements used for their production, is that each stitch in crochet is completed before proceeding with the next one, while knitting keeps a large number of stitches open at a time. (Variant forms such as Tunisian crochet and broomstick lace keep multiple crochet stitches open at a time.)
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Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the Chakhesang tribe with the CHAKHESANG Boy Traditional Wooden Doll, a captivating creation by Ikali's Studio. This meticulously crafted wooden doll represents the traditional attire and distinct features of a Chakhesang boy, beautifully capturing the essence of their culture. Each doll is intricately carved by skilled artisans, paying careful attention to the smallest details, from the traditional clothing to the unique facial expressions. The CHAKHESANG Boy Traditional Wooden Doll serves as a symbolic representation of the tribe's history, customs, and way of life. It serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving indigenous traditions and celebrates the artistic talents of the Chakhesang community. Displaying this wooden doll in your home not only adds a touch of cultural significance but also serves as a conversation starter, allowing you to share the beauty and stories of the Chakhesang tribe with others. By supporting Ikali's Studio and owning the CHAKHESANG Boy Traditional Wooden Doll, you contribute to the preservation of traditional craftsmanship and promote cultural diversity. Let this unique and timeless piece be a cherished addition to your collection, symbolizing your appreciation for indigenous art and heritage.
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DIMENSION- Height-14cm, Base-7*7
SPECIFICATION- Glass beads, hand woven traditional dress attached, wooden doll
Item: Cloth Doll with Green hair and accessories - Native Products
Handmade Cloth Dolls
Manufacturer: Native Products
Material: Cloth, Cotton, Beads for accessories
Height- 44CM
Bringing back traditional doll-making with ethnic inspired accessories! This doll is safe for kids as well as can be used as a decorative item. Stuffed with cotton and beads work could be seen in their accessories.
Item: Floral Cloth Doll with Red hair and accessories - Native Products
Handmade Cloth Dolls
Manufacturer: Native Products
Material: Cloth, Cotton, Beads for accessories
Height- 44CM
Bringing back traditional doll-making with ethnic inspired accessories! This doll is safe for kids as well as can be used as a decorative item. Stuffed with cotton and beads work could be seen in their accessories.
Crochet is a process of creating fabric by interlocking loops of yarn, thread, or strands of other materials using a crochet hook.The name is derived from the French term crochet, meaning 'small hook'. These are made of materials such as metal, wood, or plastic and are manufactured commercially and produced in artisan workshops. The salient difference between crochet and knitting, beyond the implements used for their production, is that each stitch in crochet is completed before proceeding with the next one, while knitting keeps a large number of stitches open at a time. (Variant forms such as Tunisian crochet and broomstick lace keep multiple crochet stitches open at a time.)
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Crochet is a process of creating fabric by interlocking loops of yarn, thread, or strands of other materials using a crochet hook.The name is derived from the French term crochet, meaning 'small hook'. These are made of materials such as metal, wood, or plastic and are manufactured commercially and produced in artisan workshops. The salient difference between crochet and knitting, beyond the implements used for their production, is that each stitch in crochet is completed before proceeding with the next one, while knitting keeps a large number of stitches open at a time. (Variant forms such as Tunisian crochet and broomstick lace keep multiple crochet stitches open at a time.)
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The LOTHA boy traditional wooden doll, meticulously handcrafted by Ikali's Studio, is a captivating representation of the Lotha tribe, an indigenous community from Nagaland, India. With remarkable attention to detail and cultural authenticity, each doll is expertly carved from high-quality wood, capturing the distinct features and cultural heritage of a Lotha boy. Adorned in traditional attire, including intricately woven garments and traditional ornaments, the LOTHA boy doll showcases the tribe's rich cultural identity and deep-rooted traditions.The LOTHA boy traditional wooden doll by Ikali's Studio invites us to appreciate and honor the vibrant diversity and cultural richness of indigenous communities, fostering a deeper understanding and respect for their unique traditions and values.
The LOTHA girl traditional wooden doll, meticulously crafted by Ikali's Studio, captures the essence of the lotha tribe, an indigenous community from Nagaland, India. With great attention to detail and cultural sensitivity, each doll is expertly carved from wood, preserving the unique characteristics and cultural heritage of the Lotha people. The LOTHA girl doll proudly showcases the traditional attire and accessories, such as a headgear and traditional garments, that reflect the tribe's distinct identity. The doll's posture and expression evoke a sense of youthful energy and pride. The LOTHA boy traditional wooden doll by Ikali's Studio is not only a testament to the artistic skill of its creators but also an invitation to appreciate and celebrate the diversity and cultural heritage of indigenous communities. The LOTHA girl traditional wooden doll by Ikali's Studio invites us to appreciate and honor the rich diversity and cultural heritage of indigenous communities, fostering a deeper understanding of their traditions and values.
Crochet is a process of creating fabric by interlocking loops of yarn, thread, or strands of other materials using a crochet hook.The name is derived from the French term crochet, meaning 'small hook'. These are made of materials such as metal, wood, or plastic and are manufactured commercially and produced in artisan workshops. The salient difference between crochet and knitting, beyond the implements used for their production, is that each stitch in crochet is completed before proceeding with the next one, while knitting keeps a large number of stitches open at a time. (Variant forms such as Tunisian crochet and broomstick lace keep multiple crochet stitches open at a time.)
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The SANGTAM boy traditional wooden doll, meticulously crafted by Ikali's Studio, captures the essence of the Sangtam tribe, an indigenous community from Nagaland, India. With great attention to detail and cultural sensitivity, each doll is expertly carved from wood, preserving the unique characteristics and cultural heritage of the Sangtam people. The SANGTAM boy doll proudly showcases the traditional attire and accessories, such as a headgear and traditional garments, that reflect the tribe's distinct identity. The doll's posture and expression evoke a sense of youthful energy and pride.
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DIMENSION- Height- 14 cm, base- 7*7
SPECIFICATION- Glass beads, hand woven, cowrie shell, wood
The SANGTAM girl traditional wooden doll, meticulously crafted by Ikali's Studio, captures the essence of the Sangtam tribe, an indigenous community from Nagaland, India. With great attention to detail and cultural sensitivity, each doll is expertly carved from wood, preserving the unique characteristics and cultural heritage of the Sangtam people. The SANGTAM girl doll proudly showcases the traditional attire and accessories, such as a headgear and traditional garments, that reflect the tribe's distinct identity. The doll's posture and expression evoke a sense of youthful energy and pride. The SANGTAM boy traditional wooden doll by Ikali's Studio is not only a testament to the artistic skill of its creators but also an invitation to appreciate and celebrate the diversity and cultural heritage of indigenous communities.
The SUMI boy, a remarkable traditional wooden doll, exudes charm and cultural significance. With its poised stance and thoughtful expression, this wooden doll captures the curiosity, innocence, and playfulness of youth. Its presence evokes a sense of nostalgia and admiration for the artistry and cultural heritage it represents.The SUMI boy by Ikali's Studio brings a touch of grace, tradition, and beauty into any space, evoking a sense of admiration and appreciation for the artistry and cultural heritage it represents.
The SUMI girl, crafted by Ikali's Studio, is a mesmerizing traditional wooden doll that holds a special place in the hearts of many. Each doll is meticulously carved from fine wood, ensuring attention to every intricate detail. The delicate features, flowing robes, and serene expressions of the SUMI girl exude a timeless beauty that captivates admirers. the SUMI girl traditional wooden doll carries an aura of tranquility and elegance. Whether displayed in homes, museums, or galleries, these dolls evoke a sense of wonder, reminding us of the profound beauty found in traditional craftsmanship.
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DIMENSION- Height- 14 cm, base- 7*7
SPECIFICATION- Glass beads, hand woven, cowrie shell, wood
Get yourself this lovely and soft handmade sheep which is made with the finest color and yarn. It would love to accompany you on all of your sleepy adventures.
The ZELIANG boy traditional wooden doll, meticulously crafted by Ikali's Studio, captures the spirit and cultural heritage of the Zeliang tribe, an indigenous community from Nagaland.The doll's confident stance and expressive face exude a sense of pride and strength. Through the artistry of Ikali's Studio, the ZELIANG boy traditional wooden doll represents the Zeliang community's artistic prowess and their dedication to preserving their cultural heritage. This doll, when displayed with reverence, serves as a tangible symbol of the tribe's connection to their ancestral roots and their commitment to passing down their traditions to future generations.
The ZELIANG girl traditional wooden doll, meticulously handcrafted by Ikali's Studio, is a captivating embodiment of the Zeliang tribe, an indigenous community from Nagaland, India. With utmost attention to detail and cultural authenticity, each doll is expertly carved from fine wood, capturing the unique features and cultural essence of a Zeliang girl. Adorned in traditional attire, including intricately designed garments and traditional accessories, the ZELIANG girl doll reflects the tribe's rich cultural heritage and sense of identity. The doll's poised posture and gentle expression exude a sense of grace and elegance. Through the craftsmanship of Ikali's Studio, the ZELIANG girl traditional wooden doll becomes a cherished symbol of the Zeliang tribe's artistic excellence and the preservation of their traditions. Displayed with pride, this doll serves as a reminder of the Zeliang community's deep connection to their ancestral roots and their commitment to celebrating their unique heritage.
Talilula is a writer, researcher and an educator based in Nagaland with an interest in the interstices of indigenous folklore and religion, performance aesthetics and graphic storytelling.
‘1872’ is a graphic non-fiction that centers the voice of the local and the indigenous while telling the story of Christianity’s insertion into the Naga Hills.
Notably, the book also features two Ao Naga hymns that were composed by Godhula, Sübongmeren, tradition bearers of Molungkimong and Clark in 1871.
TITLE: A Beginner's Guide to the Butterflies of the Himalayan Realm
AUTHOR: Wonchi & Mhayani Murry
ISBN: 9788194497271
PAGES: 144
TYPE: Paper Back
PUBLISHER: PenThrill Publication House
There are over 17000 species of butterflies in the world, around 1500 species are found in India. The eastern and western Himalayan regions host a large number of endemic and exclusive as well as rare butterflies. Various studies indicates a decline in the number and variety of butterflies in the recent times. This book is an easy beginner's guide to the common butterflies of the Himalayan region, a biodiversity hotspot, documenting over 100 species found in the region.
About the Authors-
Wonchi Murry and Mhayani Murry are butterfly enthusiast who grew up in a butterfly hoptspot, Nagaland. The sisters shared love for the butterflies go way back into threir childhood days.
Wonchi is a pathologist who is passionate about her profession. She spend her little free time watching butterflies, reading books and writing. She is happily married and has a toddler. She currently resides in Nagaland.
Mhayani is pursing here dental surgery at Delhi NCR. She is an avid reader and a nature enthusiast. She maintains a flower garden for butterflies.
'A Bucket of Rain' is the second book of poems by Vishü Rita Krocha and is a result of the poet's romance with rain, that can be felt in several ways. As noted author, Easterine Kire rightly points out in her foreword, the book is unmistakably set in rainy Kohima, divulging the many moments which the poet has extensively felt and enjoyed, but are, at the same time, in tune with universal
This book celebrates the wisdom of Konyak Naga ancestral passed down for generations orally, that makes us who we are today-a unique and proud group of people in the world. Now is the time to share tribal ancestral wisdom with today's scientifically and technologically advanced generation so as to find meaning in ancestral way of thinking. It throws light on Konyak Naga ancestral expression on hope, readiness, love, friendship, respect and more. Illustrations and background explanation are added for understanding stories through visual memory.
About the author: The author, Mrs. Lemei Assumi, comes from mon town Nagaland. She got her bachelor of arts degree from Testso college, Dimapur under Nagaland university; divinity degree from union biblical seminary Pune, Maharashtra under senate of Serampore. She has been living in Kohima for the past thirteen years, married to Shenato Assumi; doing personal field research collecting indigenous Konyak Naga folklores through face to face interaction with elderly people in konyak villages. At present she is working on her second book which includes some amazing Konyak Naga myths, legends and folktales.
Idioms and proverbs are saying that reflect accumulated human experiences throughout the ages. Based on frequently occurring situations, myths and social belief system of a particular community, people in different periods of time had articulated their idioms and proverbs. every community or nation has got their own idioms and proverbs that are specific to their own culture and social trials. In this modern era today, peoples around the globe encounter globalization, consumerism and their diversity is subjected by dominant cultures. As consequence, many of them are being alienated from their own cultural values, heritages and traditional wisdom. The konyak- nagas are not exception of this impact.
A country with no home explores friendship, home and belonging in the face of rapidly changing social-political realities. The Challenges posed by these changes notwithstanding, the book is animated by a love for the wonderfully diverse country that is India
A DIAMOND OF DUST will take you on a journey of how a promising medical student, aspiring to become a top surgeon, ironically became a drug addict himself using his parents hard earned money which they set aside each month to pay for his fees in a top medical college. Read how a highly educated trainee surgeon was tempted to abuse drugs as a one-time experience not realizing that the experience would jeopardies his career and cause him to be an addict and with that, would bring life-changing consequences.
LEARN...
The mind-set of an addict; how they think, control and manipulate.
How they are torn internally by abusing those they love.
The different types of drugs and their effects.
How to spot an addict
Guidelines on raising up children in unsafe environments.
Tips to tackle the 'drug menace' in a family and neighborhood.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
A. Anato Swu was born and raised in Nagaland, India. As a young man and as a prestige student he was awarded entrance to the famous medical school of 'Andhra Medical College'. During his years as a trainee surgeon, he became addicted to drugs and alcohol which led to attempted suicides. For years a tug of war between good and evil sought to contest for his life, until good won. He is now sought internationally to give advice and lectures to government bodies, schools, churches and groups on how to deal with and spot addiction.
Publisher: Heritage Publishing House Compiled and translated by: Ahikali Swu Illustrations: Akanito Assumi Published/Edition: 2014 Type: Sumi-English Folk Poems ISBN: 978-93-80500-56-0 “A Glimpse of Long Ago”, a bilingual collection of 16 Sumi-English folk poems compiled and translated by Ahikali Swu.The book contains Ahikali’s own poem, which is also the title of the book “A glimpse of long ago” while 15 others are Sumi folklores translated into English.
According to Dr. Temsula Ao, "what this small collection does is to emphasize the poet's longing to understand the variegated strands of thinking of her ancestors and the cultural traits that they have passed on to her. Such an inheritance is not a light burden, especially for her generation. It is also, one believes, her effort to retrieve what little remains of the oral tradition of her own people because as she says in the introduction, documenting them has become imperative as they are in danger of being lost with the passage of time. So much has already been lost and there are only a handful of people who still sing or narrate them."
Rev. Jeswin S. John is an ordained minister of the Malankara Mar Thoma Syrian Church. He holds a BSc in Biochemistry from Temple University, Philadelphia. He studied at Mar Thoma Syrian Theological Seminary, Kottayam, Kerala and obtained his BDic from the Senate of Serampore College.
A Lifetime of Nostalgia explores the world of childhood traumas, mental health, death, stories of ordinary people and of forgiveness and healing.
Kemya Yanlem is a writer from Mon, Nagaland. She has a Bachelor's in English Literature from KL Bajoria college shillong and is pursuing her Master in MFA Art Therapy from Maharashtra Institute of Technology, Pune. Her works have been published in the Shillong Times, Outlook India magazine and Homegrown Anthology og New writings from Nagaland. She is an independent social worker who loves creating artworks and writing pieces based on mental health.
S. Yusenti Jamir writes drawing upon life experiences as a young child who moved from her birth country, Nagaland India to the United States of America and back. As defined by David D. Pollock, "A Third Culture Kid is a person who has spent a significant part of his or her developmental years outside the parents' culture." As a TCK, Yusenti is learning to build relationships to all the countries she has encountered in her young life. She captures wonderful memories and while some experiences have been painful, she manages to find you in all aspects of her journey. She embraces the complexities of life and learns to thrive.
Yusenti is a 6th grader at The Maple Tree school. She loves to read, play with her puppy, and her piano. She is a big sister to Sayana and with her parents live in Dimapur, Nagaland India.
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S. Yusenti Jamir
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The story of the realm of the Naga people chronicled through the eyes of Bokato, an unlikely hero and Kapui, the guardian of the realm With the help of Kapui, Bokato must bring together the seven scarves woven by the mysterious bark weavers inorder to destroy the monster Ism that threatens to destroy the realm of the Naga people.
Dielieno, the female protagonist in this novel, is only five years old when she is sent to live with her harsh grandmother who is intent on bringing her up to be a good Naga wife and mother. Her grandmother does not approve of her going to school as she thinks the young girl will get wrong ideas from school. Against these odds, Dielieno struggles for her right to education and the task of precariously balancing schoolwork, housework, and all the cultural obligations that a young Angami girl is expected to know.
In A Weretiger Comes to Town, Kezhakielie Whiso takes us back to the Kohima of the '80s and '90s, when the place was still a sleepy town, and contact with the outside world was rare and luxury. While the title story is set in the '60s, the rest of the stories are from his personal experience. They are placed in the decades that saw both the quiet, relatively peaceful times of the '80s and the tumultuous 90's when shootings and killings were at their heights in Nagaland. His stories, simple and straightforward, will give the reader more than a little peep into these ‘quickly forgotten’ decades. Whiso writes in a very personal ‘tone’ and yet his writing touches and appeals to the human emotions of love, heartbreak, death, hatred, and boyhood innocence.
“Adventures of Lhüsaku and Other Stories”, written by poet and teacher educator, Agnes Tepa, is a collection of short stories with Lhüsaku as the main character. It dwells on the pristine childhood of Lhüsaku, that is deeply entrenched in the Naga way of life, especially back in the 80s and 90s and is based on real life incidents. “Adventures of Lhüsaku and Other Stories” can be enjoyed by all age groups- young readers, because the book is about childhood, and adult readers, because they would be able to relate and relive their younger days as they turn the pages.
Kethupfüe puo kelhouzha teicie 37-te. Puoe Thepfulhou Noudi Theünuo, Nerhemia puo ki nyiya mu unie nuonuo mia dia (4) ba.
Puoe Deputy Director (IEC) chu di Nagaland State AIDS Control Society, Dept. of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of Nagaland nu mhachüba. Puoe leshükethu tsatie rei puo noumvüya. Mass Communication mu Journalism nu rei puo kephrü chükeliemiapfü puo. Teicie huo voketa ki Doordarshan Kendra Kohima program- 'Know my Nagaland', All India Radio Kohima- "The morning echoes', mu local newspaper kropuo nu mhachü vor."Akezisuo Mu Puo Puotsa" thedze hau Tenyidie nu puo leshüda thukeshü kerietho puo.
The title of the book “Akupu” is taken from a Sumi dialect which is used to mean both a bridge and a flower. The title hints that words bridge the void- create impressions, provide meaning and give sense of the world we live in and the experiences lived. Further, the title implies to its second meaning, a flower. A flower is used as a metaphor of a person blossoming into a person they are meant to be as a result and through the uncanny situations and encounters one has in their life.
Sofia Livimi Swu is 7 years old. She has 3 younger brothers and is currently studying at Bumblebee Inclusive School, Upper Agri Kohima. Some of her other hoodies are making arts and crafts and working on science experiments. Her favorite animals are dinosaurs and unicorns. She likes riddles too and watching favorite colors are pink and white.
American Influence in Christianity: Bethlehem to Nagaland
Author
Zapuvisie Lhousa, 2020
Length
226 pages
“This book is enriched by the writings of Naga church leaders who have meticulously documented the history of Christianity in the Naga Hills. In addition, letters and documents are included which give information on the political history of the Nagas intertwined with various attempts of peace-making by church leaders in America and in Nagaland in the twentieth century. The value of the volume as a future reference book especially with all the historical content it carries, is evident,”.
At the same time, ‘American influence in Christianity: Bethlehem to Nagaland’ engages in searching of the Naga soul, throwing a scrutinizing gaze upon the present stand of our faith as a people.
Panger Imchen, born in 1958, hails from Mangmetong village in Mokokchung District of Nagaland. He got his Bachelor Degrees (B.Th. 1978 and B.D. 1980) from Serampore University and Masters Degree (M.Th. 1987 from SAIACS-ATA, Bangalore). After graduation, he started his career as a lecturer in Clark Theological College, Aolijen (1980-84) and served as Registrar in Discipleship Bible College, Dimapur for a few years. He also worked as the Director of Research and Documentation Centre, Naga Scholars Society, Dimapur. He was a radical thinker-writer and a committed social reformer. As an active researcher, he was an excellent biographer and an ethnographer.
The need for the second edition of the Ancient Ao Naga Religion and Culture is found to be necessary because of the originality of the research and the primary resources that the author, Panger Imchen, has referred to. Many of the works on the past of the Ao Naga continue to rely on ethnographic works of the British administrators which are imbued with ethnocentric thinking and binarism of the self and other. However, Imchen's work is one of the pioneering work done by someone from the Ao Naga community, from the perspective of the community; a story of the underside.
Imchen's work was done in the early nineties, during the time when gender sensitivity in academic writing was not popular. Therefore, his language, as was the trend then is embedded in patriarchal language and traditionalist approach. However, what stands out in his work is his persuasive argument about the Ao lifestyle and how the critical use of it can continue to further the growth of the community life of the Ao Nagas.
AUTHOR: Panger Imchen
TITLE: Ancient Ao Naga Region and Culture Second Edition
Ao oshi nong kaket zulor aser en zulor, Talitemjen Imchen Mangmetong nongli lir. 2013 ku Tar Ninger Otsu omen Tesuibaji Tarotsu Milen ta ser mezung kaket adok. 2014 kum Tar Nonger Otsu Omen Tesuibai Akoshir ta ser tana poba kaket adok. 2015 kum KENTET (Quotation) omen Kechisarinai Takum Dak Toier ta ser tasem poba kaket English oshi. 2016 kum Tesubaji tarotsu Mien ta ser mezung adokba kaket English oshi nong NEZCC, Dimapur Nagaland-i Adoktsu. 209 kum Mesoatsu saboliro aser Naga Potiosu omen Melongok Kilir ta ser adok. 2017 aser 2021 kum AO musicial revival kensep adok. Iba den palala nong mapang shia zulor.
Born in 1988 at Kitami village, Kakiye Yehato Swu is the author of "Indiami Ghakhu Küghütha Xülhe 1857-1947" (2018) and "History of Modern India 1600-1947" (2020). He has a master's degree in
History and a diploma in Human Rights Education from Pune University. He is an active student leader having served in different capacities over the years. He is also a Committee Members of
Sümi Literature Board (SLB) Text Book Cell (Degree) and currently serves as School Health Programme Coordinator (SHP/RBSK) for Zunheboto District.
Avila's Lover and other stories is Lhutu Keyho's first volume of short stories. The eight stories represent contemporary life in the towns and villages of present day Nagaland through a voice that is newly emerging in Naga fiction- The Naga male voice. These stories are gritty tales that effectively capture the Naga psyche brilliantly. The situations are recognizable and the character are people who the reader is likely to meet on an everyday basis, be it on the bus to town, or in the village square, or at a hangout where young men whittle their days away playing cards. Despite the sense of familiarity, Keyho delivers the telling with the aplomb of a seasoned storyteller, bringing his own magic to each telling.
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Avila's Lover and Other Stories
Author
Lhutu Keyho
Publisher
Barkweaver Publications
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Fiction
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Publisher: Heritage Publication House Author: Anthony Viphrezol Richa Published/Edition: 2014 Type: A collection of poems ISBN: 978-93-80500-70-6
About the Author: Anthony Viphrezol Richa, is currently the principal of Model Christian College. He has a diploma in Philosophy, post graduate degree in English Literature and holds a Doctorate of Philosophy in English literature. He is a life member of Association for English Studies in India. On his research credibility, he has done intense book reviews and has also published research articles in both National and International Journals. He engages in writing in his leisure time.
The book, "Basics of Educational Research is a new course introduced for the first time for under graduate study as per new education policy is prepared with the hope and belief that learners especially BA Education core students will be benefitted and enlightened the knowledge of educational research in the firsthand and take the challenges to go for research studies in their later part of their graduation course. It is an attempt to prepare the course content exactly as per syllabus of Nagaland University under Choice Based Credit System for 2 semester education Core paper 4, and, will benefit a lot for scholars who are pursuing their research from different universities. This book has been prepared in a very simple language and systematic sequences as per NU syllabus Unit wise. Hence, it can be used as textbook, as well as reference material by students for their exams.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Dr Visiczolie Yashu did his M.A Education from NU, B.Ed. from IGNOU and PhD from Nagaland University. He is presently serving as Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Kohima College, Kohima, Nagaland. Apart from different articles and research papers published in periodical journals and books, he even presented many research papers in state, national and international seminars and conferences. Presently, apart from doing sincerely in his formal duty, shouldering many responsibilities as Convenor in different committees in the college for overall development and college Nodal Officer to Election Office, Kohima. He is also currently the President, Naga Scholars' Association (NSA), Kohima Regional Unit, and General Secretary, Nagaland Education Association (NEA).
The Journey of life as we know is not one stop ride. It is also not the cosiest or the easiest of journeys. Along the way it can get really convoluted. Many a time one is left with more questions than answers. It is but an uphill journey halts and challenges along the way. moreover, these battles that come along demand of you to reach your deepest parts and also all of your battles. Many a times, life demands a one versus one battle with you.
So, when the dark night fall upon you, where are you standing? How strong are your foundations ? How are you at you vulnerable worst? Ultimately it all comes down to you how and how prepared you are to stir tragedy and unpreparedness do not make a fine partner.
Through this book the authors aim at equipping the reader with the fundamentals necessary for one march on triumphantly in the battles that one faces in this journey of life. It also seeks to remind the readers the lessons and values which we as a society have discarded or brushed along the way which is needed now, more than ever.
Yansathung M. Ezung, 24 is a BA LLB graduate. He is an avid reader who loves to study various philosophies of life and put them to test. During his free time, you are most likely to catch him on football field or getting smashed at the local MMA gym. He advocates that each one us should seriously ask about what lies after our temporary time here on earth and seek The Ultimate Truth which does not deviate or change when scrutinized upon but gets clearer every time we seek it impartially with all our mind and heart.
In 1704, a deadly epedemic hits Nagaland. As scores of people die. A spirit appears and indicates a quest to find the antidote. However, the selfish ambition of few individual violates the code and course of the quest. A seismic blast wipes of the entire population of Nagaland. Molung is the last survivor, he embarks on a terrifying journey which will turn his whole world upside down. A tale of tribulation and hope, a caste of misfit, a protagonist with an emotionally disassociated mind, the genesis of the first Naga superhero saga is a rip-roaring narrative that cuts through fiction and reality. In the midst of it all, can Molung find a way to rebuild the lost world? will the dilemma thrust him further into a new heroic calling.
Born on 13th Jan 1991. Allan Alley has a master's degree in Mass Communication from Uttarakhand Technical University. Besides reading and writing he loves adventure and travelling and also indulges in painting during his free time. He currently works as a Coordinator for LaunchPad at YouthNet and Joint Director at Dimapur 24/7
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