Sumi tribe

The Sumi tribe is an indigenous community primarily found in the northeastern region of India, particularly in Nagaland. Known for their rich cultural heritage, they traditionally practice subsistence farming and animal rearing. The Sumi people have distinct customs, festivals, and crafts, including intricate wood carvings and weaving. Their social structure is organized around clans and village councils, which help govern community affairs. The tribe also has a deep spiritual connection to nature, often celebrating festivals that honor their ancestors and natural elements. Despite modern influences, the Sumi tribe works to preserve their unique cultural identity and traditions.