Description

Nagaland weaves are not just a style statement; they are a proud assertion of identity. The bright and colourful fabric were once a signature not only of an individual’s tribal identity but also of their status within the tribe. Turning yarn into Naga weaves is a three-stage process that involves spinning the yarn, dyeing and then weaving. Naga textiles were traditionally dyed with dyes sourced from indigenous materials obtained from the forests.