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The core of the Konyak village is the morung, which is a social institution, a university and a brotherhood in one. Here unmarried Nagas are initiated into adulthood. A Living Classroom of Culture Within the morung the elders pass on the knowledge they have, as they have done for centuries, orally, by...
Clothing was more than just covering for the body to the Nagas back than. Each thread carries a meaning, every shawl has a symbol of identity. For Konyak Nagas, Women were the custodians of the textile traditions before the advent of factory-made cloths in remote villages. They hand-knitted what they wear that...
Tattoos were not simply body art for the Konyak Naga tribe of Nagaland. They were degrees, diaries, and declarations carved into skin, a visual language that declared to the world who you were, what you had done, and where you fit in society. Who Are the Konyaks? The Konyak people are the...
