Beautiful antique Nagaland coffee table from the early 20th century has a fascinating history. Originally used by the indigenous Naga tribes as a bed, the table exudes a unique charm. The Naga tribes, known as headhunters until the 1960s, lived in remote Nagaland in northeast India, near Burma. Carved from a single piece of wood, the table stands on four impressive tapered legs. The table was once found in the Abidelabo room, the sleeping quarters of unmarried girls between the front room and the living room. Naga tables are highly sought after because of the tribes' remote habitats and difficult access to the area. The natural dark brown color and polished sheen of the table give it a unique and coveted character. With minor imperfections from use, the table exudes a sense of history and authenticity. Made from the rare and currently protected Hollong wood, this Naga teak coffee table is a valuable and unique piece for any interior