Composed of dozens of cascading strands of fiery orange glass beads, this striking necklace reflects the rich tradition of adornment among the Naga peoples of Northeast India. Jewelry has long played an important role within Naga communities, where beads, color, and ornament could communicate identity, status, and cultural affiliation. The vibrant orange strands are complemented by woven fiber spacers and bands of red, blue, white, and black beads, creating a layered composition of color and texture. Metallic and colored accent beads add further visual interest to the lower drape. Carefully mounted within a custom carved wood shadowbox, the necklace is preserved as both a remarkable example of wearable art and a celebration of Naga craftsmanship and cultural tradition.