Handwoven Table Runner | Veindovi — Chakhesang

Veindovi — The Chakhesang Weave draws inspiration from the rich textile traditions of the Chakhesang community of Nagaland.

Chakhesang women have traditionally been skilled weavers, creating textiles on the loin loom and passing weaving knowledge from generation to generation. Their textiles are recognised for distinctive geometric compositions, structured bands and carefully considered colour combinations.

Veindovi translates this traditional textile language into a contemporary table runner. Its crisp ivory ground, bold red and black stripes, fine linear detailing and hand-finished tassels create a striking balance between the graphic character of Naga weaving and modern table design.

The name Veindovi is retained for this piece, connecting the contemporary object to its Chakhesang origin.

Each runner is woven and finished by hand, so subtle variations in texture and detail are part of its character. More than table linen, Veindovi is a piece of living Chakhesang textile heritage, brought into the contemporary home.

Veindovi brings the distinctive textile language of the Chakhesang community of Nagaland into contemporary home décor. Traditionally woven by women on the loin loom, Chakhesang textiles are known for geometric forms, structured bands and distinctive colour combinations. This handwoven table runner reinterprets that heritage through a bold red, black and ivory design, finished with handcrafted tassels.