Naga Axe

Bill M · 31st July 2008, 05:29 PM

Ben,

Just ordered the book. Thank you again for your expert help!!!!

Kind regards,
Bill

I'll post some more Naga pieces. Here is a Naga house pillar. It is about 11' by 3'6" and about a foot thick. It commemorates a SEVEN buffalo festival/ritual/feast. This was a huge event.

As you can see in my picture of a Naga house, in Tangkhul Chinjaroi village, most were only four buffalo events.

I had to cut an opening in my 10' ceiling to get it in place.

31st July 2008, 05:29 PM	#13
Bill M Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: USA Georgia Posts: 1,599	Ben, Just ordered the book. Thank you again for your expert help!!!! Kind regards, Bill I'll post some more Naga pieces. Here is a Naga house pillar. It is about 11' by 3'6" and about a foot thick. It commemorates a SEVEN buffalo festival/ritual/feast. This was a huge event. As you can see in my picture of a Naga house, in Tangkhul Chinjaroi village, most were only four buffalo events. I had to cut an opening in my 10' ceiling to get it in place. Attached Images