A Wooden Bread Bowl

This is a hand-carved wooden bowls from Nagaland, each uniquely crafted with a rich patina from generations of use. The bowls vary slightly in shape and depth, reflecting their handmade origins and the individuality of each piece. Their surfaces carry deep earthy tones—ranging from warm browns to darker hues—with visible wear, grain patterns, and tool marks that highlight their authenticity and age. Traditionally, bowls like these were part of everyday Naga household life, used for serving rice, vegetables, and other staples during family and communal meals. Beyond their utility, they embody the ethnographic character of Naga culture, where simple objects were imbued with both functionality and artistry. Today, this set serves as a compelling decorative grouping—ideal for rustic interiors, display collections, or as a striking reminder of Nagaland’s tribal craftsmanship and heritage.