MEET OUR ARTISANS
The Hands Behind Shisho-Ki
Real people, local makers and homegrown creators keeping our traditions alive with skill, care and heart.
Meet Loreni N Tungoe
Crochet Artist | Wokha, Nagaland
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A Little Love, Woven into Every Stitch
For Loreni, crochet is more than a craft; it is a little world woven with patience, imagination and love. Working from home, she turns simple strands of yarn into thoughtful handmade creations, giving every piece its own character and charm.
Her crochet journey finds beauty in the quiet moments and joy in the creative chaos. Each stitch carries time, care and a piece of her heart — making every creation feel personal and special.
Through Shisho-Ki, we celebrate Loreni’s creativity and the beauty of handmade work, one stitch at a time.
Meet Ajanbeni K Yanthan
Visual Artist | Wokha, Nagaland
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Art with a Heart — A Journey of Passion, Hope and Self-Belief
From the small town of Wokha, Ajanbeni K. Yanthan Humtsoe is a visual artist who has chosen to follow her creative calling with courage and conviction.
With a background in English Literature and a diploma in Painting from North Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Ajanbeni has built her artistic journey around curiosity, exploration and a deep love for creative expression.
Art has been part of her life since childhood. Today, she works as a full-time artist, creates original and customised pieces, and shares her knowledge through art classes at her home-based studio.
Her work moves between traditional and contemporary influences, often exploring meaningful symbols, patterns and ideas. Inspired by the world around her, she believes that art can be found everywhere and that every creation has the power to communicate something personal.
Despite the challenges and limited opportunities that can come with pursuing an artistic career in a small town, Ajanbeni continues to create, learn and grow. Her work reflects optimism, resilience and the belief that creativity can open doors to new possibilities.
Through her artistic identity, “Art with a Heart,” she hopes to inspire others to see the beauty in self-expression and to believe in their own potential.
At Shisho-Ki, we are proud to celebrate Ajanbeni — an artist whose journey reminds us that every creation carries not just skill, but also a story, a dream and a heart behind it.
Discover Nzan Naga Craft
Indigenous Crafts & Heritage | Wokha, Nagaland
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Preserving Traditions Through Artistry
Rooted in a love for Naga heritage, Nzan Naga Craft brings together the beautiful work of local artisans and community makers. From hand-carved wooden plates, bowls and trays to traditional cane baskets, cultural accessories and homemade delicacies, every creation reflects the skill, creativity and stories of our people.
Inspired by the talented craftsmen of Phiro Village, Wokha, Nzan Naga Craft was established with a vision to give local artisans a platform to showcase their craftsmanship and reach a wider audience.
More than a craft store, it is a celebration of our roots — keeping history, culture, memories and human experiences alive for generations to come.
