Kohima, Dec. 3 -- A striking Irish public art installation titled 'Danu' is on display at the ongoing Hornbill Festival in Naga heritage village, Kisama, bringing a unique blend of mythology, craftsmanship and cultural symbolism to festival visitors.
Created by Irish artists Lisa Sweeney, Richard Babington and Johnny O'Reilly, along with Indian artist Sanjib Saha, the installation draws inspiration from the Celtic figure Danu, representing themes of motherhood, resilience and strength.
The design also incorporates motifs linked to Ireland's ancient seasonal festivals and traditions associated with Brigid, one of Ireland's female patron saints. First exhibited in Kolkata, the artwork was crafted using iron, wood, bamboo and fabric, with a ...