Naga Traditional Necktie
Code : P14012

India: Hand-crafted in Nagaland, primarily using the traditional weaving and embroidery techniques of the Naga tribes. 

Handloom Cotton or Acrylic Blend: Woven with a dense, high-quality base that provides the necessary stiffness for a formal necktie.

Matte-Finish Yarn: Unlike silk ties, these use non-shiny, hand-spun fibres that emphasize the earthy, organic nature of tribal textiles.
Detailed Embroidery: Features decorative motifs stitched with vibrant silk or polyester threads for a sharp, colourful contrast against the dark base. 

Tribal Iconography: Features iconic symbols like the Hornbill bird, which is central to Naga folklore and represents majesty and bravery.
Distinctive Colour Blocks: Incorporates the traditional red and black bands often found in the warrior shawls of tribes like the Angami or Ao.

Rigid Structure: The hand-woven fabric is much thicker than standard silk, ensuring the tie holds its shape and knot without wrinkling easily.
Fade-Resistant: Uses deep-dyed yarns designed to maintain their colour intensity over long-term use. 

Natural Airflow: Because it is made of a woven cotton base rather than a tightly sealed synthetic satin, it is comfortable for all-day wear in diverse climates. 

Grainy & Substantial: It has a noticeable ribbed hand-feel characteristic of handloom products, giving it a unique tactile presence compared to smooth commercial ties.

Professional Pride: It allows individuals to express their cultural roots in formal settings, representing the strength and resilience of the Naga people.
Symbol of Wisdom: The Hornbill motif is revered as a symbol of loyalty and is a key element of the great Hornbill Festival. 

Spot Cleaning: Use a damp cloth for minor stains to avoid disturbing the intricate embroidery.
Dry Clean Only: To maintain the sharp silhouette and protect the delicate hand-stitched motifs.
Storage: Store flat or on a tie rack in a dry environment; avoid tight folding which could crease the heavy handloom fabric.