Handcrafted Tangkhul Naga Crochet Dolls

When I craft these dolls, the focus is entirely on preserving the details of our traditional Tangkhul attire. A Tangkhul shawl or vest is not just clothing, it is a specific pattern of weaves, and translating that into crochet means keeping a tight, consistent tension for every single stitch.

Clients often ask if I can recreate specific family outfits. I can, as long as you provide clear photos. Because this is detailed work, it is not a quick process. Each piece requires hours of concentration to get the color changes clean and the fit right on the doll.

If you are looking for a gift that honors Northeast Indian culture, these dolls serve as a unique, tangible piece of my home in Ukhrul. Whether you want a single keepsake or a set for a special occasion, please reach out early. I treat each doll as an individual project, ensuring the final piece feels as authentic as the clothes it represents. Maintenance is simple. Because I use durable, non-piling yarn, these dolls are built to last. If they collect dust, a gentle wipe or a light hand-wash in cool water keeps them looking fresh for years.