books (3) - Papier - 3 publications on the material Culture of the Nagas from Northeast India. 1990 - 2021 - India - 21e eeuw

1Giehmann, Manfred.; Antonio J. Guerreiro (Foreword).; Christian J. Creutz (Photography). ‘Naga Treasures. Tribal Adornment from the Nagas, India and Myanmar’. 256 pp.; over 400 colour photographs, mainly of Naga objects, bibliography. Singapore, 2021. Hbk.
¶ Assembled over the past 25 years, during numerous discovery journeys in the remote mountain ranges of Northeast India, where the Naga tribal groups settled several hundred years ago. This collection illustrates the Naga peoples heritage and culture. It offers the reader an inside view into their jewellery and ornamental traditions. The more than 400 pieces featured in this book confirm the skills of the men and women who have harmoniously combined a large variety of materials, locally available or imported from afar, to create astonishing ornaments. This book has been written as a testimonial to their talents at a time when tribal traditions are fast disappearing around the world. An authoritative foreword by the French scholar Dr Antonio J. Guerreiro, gives the reader a glance into the lifestyle, social system and material culture of one of the most remote and mysterious indigenous groups in Asia.

2Oppitz, Michael.; Kaiser, Thomas.; Stockhausen, Alban von.; Wettstein, Marion. ‘Naga Identities. Changing Local Cultures in the Northeast of India’. 464 pp.; c.400 illustrations, 32 essays, index, bibliography. Wien/Zürich, 2008. Cloth.
¶ Standard work on Naga culture.

3Jacobs, Julian. Et al. ‘The Nagas. Hill Peoples of Northeast India. Society, Culture and the Colonial Encounter’. 300 pp.; 700 illus., 250 in colour, maps, bibliography. Reference work on the material culture of the Nagas. London, 1990. Hbk.