Rajbongshi Gamosa
Code : P7108

INR

780 Piece
Excluding Taxes & Duties
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Description : The Rabha Gamosa, A Traditional Assamese Handwoven Cloth, Is A Rectangular Piece Of Fabric, Often White With Red Borders On Three Sides And Woven Motifs On The Fourth, Used As A Symbol Of Respect, Gratitude, And Affection, And Is A Multipurpose Item Used For Various Purposes. Material: Primarily Made From Cotton Yarn, Though Special Occasion Gamosas Can Be Made From Pat Silk. Design: Typically White With Red Borders On Three Sides And Woven Motifs On The Fourth Side. Significance: Symbol Of Respect And Gratitude: Gamosas Are Used To Express Respect, Gratitude, And Affection, And Are Often Gifted To Guests Or Used To Honor Distinguished Individuals. Multipurpose: They Can Be Used As A Towel, Handkerchief, Head Covering, Waistband, Or Even As A Gift Wrapper. Cultural Significance: The Gamosa Holds A Significant Place In Assamese Culture And Forms An Integral Part Of Various Social, Cultural, And Religious Ceremonies.

Location : Assam, India

Specification :

Color	:	Yellow With Green Borders And Floral Motifs
Technique Of Design	:	Handwoven On Traditional Looms, Often With Intricate Patterns. Motifs: Features Geometric Designs, Floral Patterns, Or Traditional Rajbongshi Cultural Symbols.
Material	:	Cotton And Masa Silk And Design Made Of Paat
Care Instruction	:	Washing: Hand Wash In Cold Water With Mild Detergent. Drying: Air Dry In Shade To Prevent Color Fading. Ironing: Use Low Heat To Iron; Avoid Direct Heat On Embroidered Parts.