Dimasa

'Wadu ni Gonthai' is a traditional instrument made of thread for creating and experimenting designs (Rikhu) before being woven in the clothes.

This video is about the frog wedding for rain in the villages narrated by Dipankar Hagjer of Joypur village.

'Khutim' or 'Khutum' is a traditional basket or conatiner of a Dimasa people, mainly used for storing fishes while fishing.

Khamplai is a low height simple traditional wooden tool which is used by Dimasa people in their day to day life.

Dokhti ni Daophang is a throw and fly shuttle loom used by Dimasa women for weaving. The frame of this type of Daophang is made of wood and as compare to traditional wooden loom it is quite bigger and require more space.

Kharikho is a traditional tool of Dimasa people for straining 'Khari' (Alkali).

Bullet shaped beautifully handcrafted gold earing mainly worn by Dimasa women.

'Yashungshrung or Yashimsho is traditional Dimasa silver anklet, worn by both Dimasa men and women of Hawar (Cachar) region in olden days.

Khaojep Khaseb is basically a bamboo or cane made ornament casket, made and used by Dimasa people.

The traditional mud stove with three raised lumps where pots can rest is used for preparing food.