Relic Symbol of Naga Tradition – Mithun Horn Log Drum with Three Naga Warriors is a handcrafted artefact that captures the spirit, strength, and ceremonial heritage of the Naga people. Inspired by traditional village life, this piece brings together three powerful symbols of Naga culture: the mithun horn, the log drum, and the warrior.

The mithun, long regarded as a symbol of wealth, status, and prosperity, represents abundance and honour. The log drum, historically used in village morungs, festivals, and important announcements, signifies unity, rhythm, and collective identity. The three Naga warriors stand as guardians of tradition, embodying courage, resilience, and the deep bond between land, community, and ancestry.

Carefully crafted with attention to detail, this relic-style artwork reflects indigenous aesthetics and storytelling passed down through generations. Its earthy textures and symbolic form make it more than a decorative object—it is a cultural narrative preserved in physical form.

Ideal for home décor, cultural spaces, offices, or collectors of indigenous art, this piece serves as a reminder of Naga heritage and timeless values. Each artefact celebrates tradition while offering a meaningful connection to the history and identity of the Naga people.

A symbol of pride, strength, and living tradition—rooted in heritage, made to endure.

MANUFACTURER: Indigi Craft

BRAND: Indigi Craft

DESIGN: Hand-chiseled and real mithun horns, decorated with melted brass metal

TRIBAL SIGNIFICANCE: Symbol of Naga warrior playing the log drum

MATERIAL USED: Wood, Real Mithun (Indian Bison) Horn and Brass 

ORIGIN: Nagaland, India