Cane and bamboo craftsmanship has its origins in ancient forest-dwelling communities who discovered the strength, flexibility, and sustainability of these natural materials. Over generations, tribal groups such as the Chakma, Dimasa, Nagas, Mizos, Khasi, Garo, Jaintia, Riyang, and Apatani refined this art, making it a major source of livelihood across Northeast India. Today, their skill brings to life durable cane and bamboo sofa sets, chairs, dining tables, laundry baskets, and more. The process involves preparing bamboo slips, shaping frames with nails or heated iron rods, and finishing with intricate hand-weaving, creating eco-friendly products built for long-lasting use.