Mishmi Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh known for their completely natural refurbishments of the environment remain particularly delightful in respect to bamboo. It has creatively and sustainably made tools and containers for domestic use. One such productive article is a bamboo receptacle – a long cylindrical portion of bamboo, both its ends sealed by nodes naturally.The simplicity and efficiency of this very design showcase a very valuable understanding of the environment as well as the mastery in the craft of bamboo of this tribe. These are the two sealed ends that make it a practical container storage that usually would have been stemmed from keeping liquids, grains, herbs, and other small valuables. The contents remain fresh and free from moisture and pests because they thrive within bamboo, which is durable and naturally insulating.

Aside from functional use, such receptacles are often carried during travel or household chores. The Mishmi people share nature very closely and exhibit it when producing their tools — with respect for sustainability and self-reliance, minimalist, eco-friendly, and therefore meant to be productive- from their own perspectives.The Mishmi bamboo receptacle is a testimony to indigenous eco-conscious design in an era moving towards plastic alternatives. It is a celebration of traditional knowledge still cherished in the current sustainability discourse.