Man's wrapper c. 20th century

"Man's wrapper" is a traditional Naga textile, likely woven in the 20th century, showcasing the vibrant artistry of the Tang Khul Naga people. The textile, now housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, features a striking pattern of bold red and black stripes that create a visually captivating rhythm. The deep red borders with subtle white details and the fringed edges complete the intricate composition. This textile exemplifies the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the Naga people, showcasing their mastery of weaving techniques and their artistic sensibility.