Handicrafts of Mizoram

Handicrafts of Mizoram

Handicrafts of Mizoram are mainly based upon cane, bamboo and weaving. Native people of the state produce utility and decorative items with these crafts.

Most of the crafts of Mizoram are created with hands. Bamboo is an essential part of the state, a result of which, traditional crafts of Mizo tribes are also based on cane and bamboo crafts. Bamboo and cane are mostly used to produce utility and decorative items. Apart from the bamboo and cane craft, there is also weaving craft, which is quite popular in the state. There are several skillful artisans in the state, who produces several items with these crafts.

Cane and Bamboo Handicrafts of Mizoram
Cane and bamboo handicraft items are most prominent crafts of the state. Baskets, utensils, hats, flower vases, furniture and other decorative items are made out of these bamboo and cane handicrafts. These items are highly demanded in markets within the state and outside. The state government emporia also store a large number of these items at affordable rates.

Weaving Craft of Mizoram
Weaving is a popular craft in Mizoram and the artisans of the state are experts in this craft. They create beautiful designs and patterns on fabric with this skillful weaving style. The intricate traditional designs are woven by the Mizo women on their looms.

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