Arunachal: Peoples, Arts and Adornments in India's Eastern Himalayas
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Book Details
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Author: Niyogi Books
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Brand: Niyogi Books
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Binding: Hardcover
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Number of Pages: 236
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Release Date: 19-01-2014
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ISBN: 9789383098002
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Package Dimensions: 11.9 x 9.0 x 0.9 inches
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Languages: English
About the Book
Arunachal: Peoples, Arts, and Adornment in India’s Eastern Himalayas takes readers on a captivating journey to the unexplored region of Arunachal Pradesh, located in India’s easternmost corner. This state, shaped by the rugged mountains of Assam, is an extraordinary place unlike any other in the world due to its incredible ethnic diversity and stunning natural landscapes. A land that remains largely untouched by modernity, Arunachal Pradesh is home to over a hundred indigenous tribes, each with unique customs and traditions that have endured for centuries.
The book is a result of ten years of meticulous travel and documentation of the people, geography, history, society, and culture of Arunachal Pradesh. It beautifully captures the untouched rainforests, the farmers whose way of life is deeply influenced by Tibetan and Burmese Buddhism, and the ancient tribal practices such as polygamy, headhunting, animal sacrifice, and honor, which have been preserved for generations.
Richly illustrated with breathtaking photographs, the book brings to light the hidden world of Arunachal Pradesh, offering readers a rare glimpse into one of the most culturally and geographically unique regions of India. Arunachal: Peoples, Arts, and Adornment is not only an exploration of a fascinating land but also a celebration of its extraordinary cultural heritage, a world that has remained largely concealed from the outside world until now.