The Ollo tribe of Lazu village in Tirap District is known for its unique facial tattoos, especially among women. As modernisation progresses, this age-old practice is diminishing, with the younger generation moving away from it. Today, the Ollo is the last tribe in the district to maintain this distinctive and revered tradition. Watch the film to find out more.

 

This film is part of ‘Stories from the Ground: Northeast India,’ a film series by The Habitats Trust and Dusty Foot Production, featuring 50 shorts by local filmmakers that celebrate the culture, traditions, and biodiversity of the region.