₹2,100.00
+ Free ShippingThe product is fully Hand-woven, and no machine is used for weaving. Traditional Taat Xaal is used to weave this product.
Gamusa is a traditional cloth, which is widely used as a symbol of Assamese culture and identity. It is a rectangular piece of cloth made of cotton, padmini, wool, and other thread, it has a length of around two to three feet and a width of one foot.
The cloth is usually white or off-white in color and has a red border on all sides. Gamusa is an integral part of the Assamese society and is used in many ways.
It is primarily used as a towel to wipe off sweat or dry oneself after a bath. It is also used as a handkerchief, a headband, or a face cover during dust storms or while traveling on two-wheelers. Gamusa is also a symbol of respect and love in Assamese culture.
It is often given as a gift during cultural or social events such as weddings, Bihu festivals, and other auspicious occasions. It is also presented to guests as a sign of hospitality and goodwill.
The design and quality of Gamusa vary according to the occasion and the person who is receiving it. Some Gamusas have intricate embroidery or motifs, while others are plain and simple.
Some are made from fine cotton, while others are made from coarse cotton. In conclusion, Gamusa is not just a piece of cloth; it is an important symbol of Assamese culture and tradition.
It represents the values of hospitality, respect, and love, and it is an essential part of the daily life of the people of Assam.
Hand-woven traditional product. The product is made of cotton. The product is fully hand woven.
Product’s primary color- White.
Product secondary colors- Red.
Side Patti- Available.
Blouse Piece- Available.
Ready to use- No.
Length and breadth- Standard.
