Naga traditional weaving

Naga traditional weaving is a centuries-old craft practiced by the Naga communities in Northeast India. It involves intricate handwoven textiles using natural fibers like cotton and hemp, often featuring bold geometric patterns and symbolic motifs. The process includes spinning, dyeing, and weaving, with designs reflecting cultural stories, social status, and tribal identity. These textiles are used for clothing, ceremonies, and rituals, and are considered a vital expression of Naga heritage. The craftsmanship emphasizes skill, patience, and a deep connection to tradition, making Naga weaving a distinctive and meaningful art form.