A rare and authentic Naga tribal hand-carved wooden table, originating from Northeast India, likely crafted by the Naga peoples of the Assam–Nagaland region. Carved from a single solid block of hardwood, this sculptural piece features two deep, hollowed basins and a raised central ridge, showcasing the powerful, utilitarian aesthetic characteristic of traditional Naga craftsmanship. Originally used as a ceremonial stool, low table, or functional household object, the form reflects the Naga emphasis on strength, durability, and minimal ornamentation. The surface displays a beautifully aged patina with visible tool marks, natural wear, and irregularities consistent with age and authentic use. Today, this piece functions exceptionally well as a primitive side table, sculptural accent, or low bench, making it highly desirable for collectors of tribal art, wabi-sabi interiors, and designers seeking organic, museum-quality objects. Each mark, crack, and variation contributes to its one-of-a-kind character. Origin: Northeast India (Naga) Material: Solid hand-carved hardwood Period: Mid-20th century or earlier Condition: Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear Style: Tribal / Primitive / Wabi-Sabi / Organic Modern Rarity: High – authentic Naga furniture pieces are increasingly scarce Dimensions - Width: approx. 50 inches Depth: approx. 22.8 inches Height: approx. 13.8 inches