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The stoles are hand-woven by tribal artisans, often using Eri silk (known for being durable, dense, and warm) or pure wool.

Cultural Significance: These items represent a "saga of rich cultural heritage," featuring traditional designs and motifs. Examples include Naga tribal shawls, which represent identity and warrior legacy, and Kukhna, a cotton textile used by communities in Jharkhand.

Design Characteristics: The stoles are described as eco-friendly, handmade, and sometimes decorated with traditional embroidery, cowrie shells, or beads. Many are from the North East India, including ethnic Naga designs.

Versatility: They are designed as unisex or specifically for women, suited for both traditional and contemporary styles, often with thermal properties suitable for different seasons.

Source: The products are typically marketed through Tribes India (TRIFED), which supports tribal livelihood