Assamese traditional handmade momento with one horned rhino ,japi and dhol. Amazing hand-carving work done by artisans with generations of experience Japi is a traditional hat from Assam, a state in northeastern India. It's a symbol of Assamese culture and identity. The Japi is typically made from bamboo, cane, or wood, and is woven with intricate designs and patterns. It's often worn during traditional festivals, ceremonies, and special occasions. The one-horned rhino holds immense cultural value in Assam, reflecting the state's rich heritage and identity. The one-horned rhino is Assam's official state animal, representing the state's unique biodiversity and natural wealth.   The Dhol is a symbol of Assamese culture and identity, used in various festivals, ceremonies, and celebrations. The Pepa is a traditional flute-like instrument from Assam, India. The Pepa is an iconic symbol of Assamese culture, representing the state's rich musical heritage and traditions. Its soothing melodies evoke a sense of nostalgia and connection to Assam's roots. Colour  : Light brown Material:Wood Item dimensions L x W x H           15 x 9.5 x 18 Centimeters Item Weight       290 Grams