Making utensils with bare hands in Mizoram

A man making aluminium utensils in Mizoram, India, mostly with his bare hands and minimal use of tools. Wood, clay and mud seem to be his prime tools, apart from his feet and hands!
Mizoram is one of the Seven Sister States in North Eastern India, sharing borders with the states of Tripura, Assam, Manipur and with the neighbouring countries of Bangladesh and Burma. Mizoram became the 23rd state of India on 20 February 1987. Its capital is Aizawl. Mizoram is located in the northeast of India. They are found in northwestern Myanmar, northeastern India and Bangladesh. Anthropologists classify them as Tibeto-Burman speaking member of the Mongoloid race.
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[@WildFilmsIndia]

Yes it was filmed in Bäktawng village, Serchhip District! Thanks for watching our videos.

[@salvatorecastelli3974]

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[@adityaraut1426]

Inka mobile number hai kya

[@bettychalmers500]

Very informative , its wonderful how they keep the tradition going. What is the approximate price of these vessels ?

[@radhamalasani6517]

1

[@khanmuhammad3728]

Hard working mizo guys ...nagas sud learn from these mizo's and leave the gun culture and settle down for a peaceful and respectful lives.

[@splatharackal1337]

I like that locking method of wooden cover..

[@Debs596]

Eng lei nge in hman? What kind of sand do u use?

[@fazerdetudo8575]

Muito bom parabéns meu Like

[@lalsiamtharachhakchhuak375]

Hnamdang emaw ka'n tih chu le. Mizo in ti hmingtha e.👍

[@rlalduhsaka6746]

bel neih hmasak phawt angai nimaw :D...tak tak a, kimchang deuh zawka en a chakawm hle mai

[@savifilmy]

Very nice

[@savifilmy]

Best of luck

[@dakhiangs]

is this in Bäktawng village??

[@Pushparaj-vl6kg]

Hard working

[@debadittyamandal9117]

what type of clay are they using and what is the powder used as parting powder?

[@CHHANGTHAWPa]

Rangvamual clay

[@devsuraj1]

is it sand or soil?

[@htralte922]

Lunglenthlâk ve, jora leh matluanga.😂😂

[@pokhunvibhateesingh5733]

what is the price of the product?
I am interested to buy them

[@madhumech494]

May b 600/700
I bought 4 from 2k

[@kamisamadesu]

​@@madhumech494 I want to order in dozens. Where to contact ? Please reply.

[@madhumech494]

@@kamisamadesu u can get in dimapur town

[@ruatkimiruatkimi7459]

In thiam hle mai, kut khur tan tih ve chi loh a nih khi a

[@truebluematluanga283]

😃😃👍