Naga woodcarvers cut the imagery of their morungs (men's houses) — mithun heads, hornbills, warriors and tigers — into posts, doors and panels. Each motif is a claim of status and a guardian of the clan.
- Region of origin:
- Nagaland
- Materials:
- hardwood
- Techniques:
- tribal relief carving
- HS code (customs):
- 4420
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About Naga Wood Carving
Naga woodcarvers cut the imagery of their morungs (men's houses) — mithun heads, hornbills, warriors and tigers — into posts, doors and panels. Each motif is a claim of status and a guardian of the clan.
- Region of origin
- Nagaland
- Materials
- hardwood
- Techniques
- tribal relief carving
- HS code (customs)
- 4420
How it’s made
The makers
Crafted by Naga tribes of Nagaland.
Buying Naga Wood Carving — questions, answered
- Are VedikCraft's Naga Wood Carving pieces hand-painted or prints?
- Every Naga Wood Carving piece is genuinely handmade by a named artisan — one of a kind, never a print or machine copy.
- What does an authentic Naga Wood Carving piece cost?
- Handmade Naga Wood Carving typically ranges from ₹1,000 to ₹60,000, depending on size, detail and the artisan.
- How do I care for a Naga Wood Carving piece?
- Keep Naga Wood Carving out of prolonged direct sunlight and damp, and dust it gently. Because each piece is handmade from natural materials, slight variations are part of its character.
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