To promote Nagaland and her people by using @nagaland.faithweb.com as a "window" into the world wide web; to provide information about Nagaland, history, culture, tradition and other related matters; to encourage her people to preserve and rediscover the beauty of her culture.

The Nagas are versatiles artisans. They make a declaration of ethnicity almost on all objects of everyday usage . The sheer impulse of the Nagas to decorate even the deadly weapons of warfare is evident from their daos and spears . Their drinking pots bamboo are embossed beautifully with various cultural motifs. The wood carving on mammoth doors at the village-gate and log-drums in the past are still on display . Wooden replica of human , animals and birds have also been made by the Nagas for artistic and ritualistic purposes . The artistry expressed through the medium of wood , bamboo and cane are endless . Dress materials for home consumptions produced on the most primitive of looms by the female folks are veritable feast for the eyes . The process of weaving is very slow and tedious and therefore , expensive . The designs , color schemes and motifs on the fabric are crystalized into pictorial stories about the tribes . Human happiness or pride is inextricably interwoven in the fabrics which therefore , are pictures of an insular culture . And the tribes find aesthetic pleasure in preserving the pictures that they make by themselves . Hence , the culture and traditions of Nagaland is a life in itself... to be treasure forever.
www.nagaland.faithweb.com is now taking the lead to reach out such 'a thing of beauty' to the connoisseurs of tribal artifacts which otherwise would have remain confined within the domestic walls of the Naga in their respectives homes.