It represents the ancient warrior culture and the spiritual significance of the Naga tribe. The artifact comprises two wooden skulls that are carefully carved, a spear, a dao (that is a machete), and a pot-all in wood-placed on a rectangular wooden pedestal. All the above objects provide a visual narration of the head hunting traditions, ritual ceremonies, and daily life of the tribe.

It represents the ancient warrior culture and the spiritual significance of the Naga tribe. The artifact comprises two wooden skulls that are carefully carved, a spear, a dao (that is a machete), and a pot-all in wood-placed on a rectangular wooden pedestal. All the above objects provide a visual narration of the head hunting traditions, ritual ceremonies, and daily life of the tribe.

The wooden skulls signify the warrior past of the Naga when he cut heads as a rite of passage and as a symbol of valor. The spear and dao further strengthen that symbolism since they were used for hunting, defense, and warfare. The wooden pot might serve a functional or ritual purpose in the community feasts or sacrificial offerings. The entire arrangement comes complete with adornments of animal hair, the latter a common ornamentation on Naga ceremonial articles, symbolic of valor, strength, and a link with nature and ancestral spirits.Every individual object is significant to the cultural expressions and spiritual beliefs of that tribe. The craftsmanship is a high degree of skill in woodworking possessed by the Naga and passed down for generations. It is representative of culture and history and is, most importantly, a lens through which one can view the Naga, in which warfare, agriculture, crafts and spirituality intermingled.