The Nagas are Indo-Tibetan people who were probably migrants, into India. They were head-hunters, and wore the heads of their enemies as trophies, and were rewarded for their acts of “valour” by gifts of adornments, like shawls, hornbill feathers, cowries and necklaces. There were special shawls called warrior shawls, where motifs of spears were woven. The Naga shawls are bright red and black and sometimes yellow and a bit of blue
