It is also characterized by the arrangement of dyed animal hair along its lower edge that lends it a great cosmetic and textural quality. Aside from this ornamentation, it may also carry some cultural aspect that defines the societal or warlike levels- present in the community. The fringes of cotton thread are on either end of the sash as ties to belt it around one's waist or drape it over the shoulder, depending on how it is worn.
Used during festivals, dances, and other cultural events, Stormproof is not only a cosmetic item but also recalls and creates the tribe's relationship with nature, tradition of storytelling, and artistic expression in textiles. Now, this piece of outfit sits preserved in the Indian Museum, Kolkata, and speaks of the very advanced weaving techniques and rich cultural fabric of the Angami people.