Chizami Weaves

17/09/2026

We're delighted to introduce our first-ever paid Naga Weaving Workshop.

For years, many of our well-wishers have asked for an opportunity to learn this beautiful craft, and we’re excited to finally make it possible.

Join us for a hands-on experience at the Naga loom as you learn alongside master artisans, discover the rhythm of traditional weaving, and create something with your own hands.

Leave with more than just a handcrafted piece-take home with memories, skills, and stories woven into every thread.

10-13 November 2026

Only 10 Seats
₹10,000(All-Inclusive)

Scan the QR code to register yourself...

08/09/2026

08/09/2026

New Arrivals! ✨
Handwoven Purses 👛
Beautiful, unique & handmade with love. ❤️
A perfect little accessory for your everyday style.

Purse(M) Size- 6x10

Purse(L) Size-7x10

08/09/2026

Fresh Arrivals! ✨

Handwoven Tea Coasters ☕🌿
Simple, beautiful & handmade with care.
Perfect for adding a touch of tradition to your tea time!💚


with love

29/08/2026

Teacher’s Day is just around the corner!

Looking for a meaningful little gift to say “Thank You” to the teachers who inspire, guide and shape us? ❤️

Our Handwoven Pouches make a thoughtful, unique & heartfelt gift — handmade with love and woven with tradition!😍

24/08/2026

CLEARANCE SALES✨️
% DISCOUNT ON SELECTED ITEMS 🫶

Come, choose & grab yours before it's gone😍

Rare deals.
Limited stocks.
Big savings!!

Handwoven Pouches💗

Handwoven Cushion Covers❤️
You can get different sizes😍
👇
Ck16x16
Ck14x14
Ck12x12
Ck12x16

18/08/2026

Fresh Arrivals!✨️

Handwoven Pouches|Size 6x10 Inches

Handcrafted with care, perfect for adding a touch of traditions to your everyday style!🤎




Handwoven Pouches |Size 5x8

Handwoven Pouches |Size 4x9

11/08/2026

National Handloom Day 2026

On 7 August 2026, National Handloom Day was celebrated by Nenterprise–Chizami Weaves and North East Network in collaboration with Li Cheh Kro Weavers Producers Co. Ltd. (LCK) at Hope Hall, NEN Resource Centre, Chizami, under the theme “Our Heritage, Our Future: Weaving Traditions That Sustain Tomorrow.”

A total of 144 weavers from 18 villages participated in the programme.

Guest Speaker Madam Mhalo Humtsoe, ADC Pfutsero, emphasized that “every weaving design and pattern carries the history, identity, and stories of a community.” She encouraged participants to preserve indigenous traditions while embracing new skills, techniques, and technology.

The programme celebrated our rich weaving heritage through a textile exhibitions, a documentary screening on the three-day weaving and craft workshop, folk song performances, and experience-sharing by two weavers. The Top 10 highest-earning weavers were honoured for their dedication and achievements, along with two women weavers recognized for their continued commitment. A special tribute was also paid to one of our senior weavers, now in her 70s, who is retiring from weaving due to health reasons after many years of dedicated service and craftsmanship. The winners of the Weaving and Design Competition were also felicitated for their creativity and excellence.

The celebration further included three awareness sessions conducted in collaboration with Sakhi One Stop Centre (OSC) and Shakti Sadan, Phek:

1. Legal Aspects of Child Rights and Protection: POCSO Act and Prevention of Early Child Marriage.
2. Awareness on Sakhi One Stop Centre Services and Women Helpline 181.
3. Shakti Sadan Services: An Integrated Relief and Rehabilitation Centre for Women in Difficult Circumstances.

The sessions highlighted the importance of protecting children's rights, preventing gender-based violence, promoting access to support services, and strengthening community awareness on rehabilitation and protection mechanisms available for women and children.



SustainableLivelihoods

10/08/2026

Weaving & Bamboo Craft Workshop
Commemorating National Handloom Day

From 4th–6th August 2026, Nenterprise and NEN, in collaboration with Li Cheh Kro Weaver's Producer Company, organized a 3-day Weaving & Bamboo Craft Workshop across 12 villages, with 170 children and youth participating.

The workshop provided a wonderful opportunity for young people to learn and experience traditional weaving and bamboo craft skills passed down by our elders. These skills are not only an important part of our cultural heritage but also help nurture creativity, confidence, and self-reliance.

As we celebrate National Handloom Day, we are reminded that education goes beyond the classroom. By passing on traditional knowledge and practical skills to the younger generation, we can preserve our heritage while creating opportunities for a more sustainable future.

Keeping traditions alive, one generation at a time.

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