Nyishi people

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The Nyishi people are an indigenous Tibeto-Burman–speaking ethnic group of Arunachal Pradesh in Northeast India, known for their distinct traditional dress, bamboo and cane craftsmanship, and rich oral and ritual traditions.

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Nyishi people canonical 32
Nyishi tribe 2

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Tani languages associatedWith Nyishi people
Miri relatedEthnicGroup Nyishi people
Galo neighboringGroups Nyishi people
Nyokum celebratedBy Nyishi people
Nyokum celebratedBy Nyishi tribe
linked to: Nyishi people
Subansiri district ethnicGroup Nyishi people
Itanagar hasCulturalInfluenceFrom Nyishi people
Adi people relatedEthnicGroup Nyishi people
Nyishi language spokenBy Nyishi people
Nyishi language ethnicGroup Nyishi people
Mirish languages usedBy Nyishi people
Galo people relatedEthnicGroup Nyishi people
Tani peoples hasSubgroup Nyishi people
Western Tani usedBy Nyishi people
Donyi-Polo associatedWithEthnicGroups Nyishi people
Mishing relatedEthnicGroup Nyishi people
Mishing community relatedEthnicGroups Nyishi people
Adi community relatedGroup Nyishi people
Lower Siang district hasEthnicGroup Nyishi people
Nyokum Yullo celebratedBy Nyishi people
Kameng river basin inhabitedBy Nyishi people
Siang region hasEthnicGroup Nyishi people
East Kameng district majorEthnicGroup Nyishi people
Seppa hasCulturalSignificanceFor Nyishi people
Kamle district majorEthnicGroup Nyishi tribe
linked to: Nyishi people