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The Quiver Bamboo, magnificently handmade, is utilized by the Adi tribe of Arunachal Pradesh, serving the purpose of a quiver for carrying arrows while hunting or during tribal events. The cylindrical container is made with hollow bamboo, illustrating the expertise of this tribe in utilizing forest resources.An extra cane gadget meant to hold a fibre rope is tightly tied with cane strips to the body of the quiver reinforcing both utility and craftsmanship. A plaited cane strap is additionally fixed to carry the quiver on the shoulder, thus aiding in free locomotion in the forests and hills.
For the Adi people, this quiver is more than just a tool; it embodies preparedness, hunting traditions, and cultural identity. Eco-friendly and handmade, it represents the sustainability and ingenious practices of the Adi tribe, who coinhabit with nature since the times unknown.
For the Adi people, this quiver is more than just a tool; it embodies preparedness, hunting traditions, and cultural identity. Eco-friendly and handmade, it represents the sustainability and ingenious practices of the Adi tribe, who coinhabit with nature since the times unknown.
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The Quiver Bamboo, magnificently handmade, is utilized by the Adi tribe of Arunachal Pradesh, serving the purpose of a quiver for carrying arrows while hunting or during tribal events. The cylindrical container is made with hollow bamboo, illustrating the expertise of this tribe in utilizing forest resources.An extra cane gadget meant to hold a fibre rope is tightly tied with cane strips to the body of the quiver reinforcing both utility and craftsmanship. A plaited cane strap is additionally fixed to carry the quiver on the shoulder, thus aiding in free locomotion in the forests and hills.
For the Adi people, this quiver is more than just a tool; it embodies preparedness, hunting traditions, and cultural identity. Eco-friendly and handmade, it represents the sustainability and ingenious practices of the Adi tribe, who coinhabit with nature since the times unknown.
For the Adi people, this quiver is more than just a tool; it embodies preparedness, hunting traditions, and cultural identity. Eco-friendly and handmade, it represents the sustainability and ingenious practices of the Adi tribe, who coinhabit with nature since the times unknown.
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