Gamusa

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Gamusa is a traditional Assamese cotton handwoven cloth, typically white with red borders and motifs, used in Assam, India, as a symbol of respect, cultural identity, and everyday utility.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural symbol
handwoven textile
traditional Assamese cloth
associatedWith Assamese festivals
Assamese folk culture
Namghar (Assamese prayer hall) NERFINISHED
borderColor red
country India
culturalRecognition symbol of Assamese unity
culturalStatus emblem of Assamese pride
ethnicGroup Assamese people NERFINISHED
function everyday utility cloth
marker of Assamese identity
genderUsage used by men
used by women
hasMotifs traditional Assamese motifs
hasMotifsColor red
languageName Assamese NERFINISHED
material cotton
originRegion Brahmaputra Valley NERFINISHED
presentedTo artists
dignitaries
elders
guests
primaryColor white
producer Assamese weavers
production woven on traditional looms
scriptUsedForName Assamese script
symbolizes Assamese cultural identity
honour
hospitality
respect
typicalShape rectangular
typicalWeaveColorCombination white and red
usedAs ceremonial cloth
headgear
scarf
shawl
towel
usedInRegion Assam NERFINISHED
usedOnOccasion Bihu festival NERFINISHED
cultural functions in Assam
religious ceremonies in Assam
weavingTechnique handwoven
wornAround neck
shoulders
wornOn head

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Gamosa alsoSpelledAs Gamusa