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Craft & Tradition · Manipur
Black stone pottery made without a wheel by the Tangkhul Naga of Longpi village.
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Longpi pottery takes its name from villages in Ukhrul district, where the Tangkhul community makes it.
Potters grind black serpentine stone and clay into a paste, shape it by hand, fire it, and polish it with leaves for its glossy black finish.
Black stone pottery made without a wheel by the Tangkhul Naga of Longpi village.
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