The Chakhesang shawl is a traditional shawl worn by the Chakhesang Naga tribe, who are one of the major Naga tribes in Nagaland, a state in Northeast India. The Chakhesang shawl is known for its distinctive and intricate design, which features a variety of geometric patterns and motifs.
The process of making a Chakhesang shawl involves preparing the wool, dyeing it with natural dyes, setting up the loom, and weaving the wool into the shawl according to a specific pattern. The shawl is then washed and finished with hems to prevent fraying.
The shawl is made of wool, and the natural dyes used to color it are derived from plants and other natural materials. The weaving is done on a traditional handloom.
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