Folklore tells the story of a time when everything had color except snow. Wanting to be like everyone else, snow asked the flowers to lend her some color, but the proud flowers rejected her plea. The snowdrop, humble in size and color, pitied her and offered its own. Grateful for the kindness, snow gifted the snowdrop the ability to bloom during winter. Since then, snow has always been white — and the snowdrop, the first flower to bloom at the end of winter and the beginning of spring.
While different cultures tell this tale in their own way, the essence remains the same: the snowdrop represents compassion, purity, resilience, and hope.
MADE IN NAGALAND
Nagaland, nestled in the misty mountains of India’s northeast, is a land where nature and culture dance together. Rolling hills, deep forests, and sparkling rivers create a landscape as vibrant as the traditions of its people. Here, artistry thrives—in handwoven fabrics, intricate carvings, and crafts that tell stories of heritage and heart. Every creation from Nagaland carries this spirit, blending the beauty of the land with the warmth of human touch.
