Gamocha

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Gamocha is a traditional Assamese handwoven cloth, typically white with red borders and motifs, used in cultural rituals, ceremonies, and as a symbol of respect in Assam, India.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural symbol
traditional Assamese handwoven cloth
alsoKnownAs Gamosa
alsoSpelledAs Gamusa
associatedWith Assamese culture
borderColor red
color white
country India
culturalSignificance identity symbol of Assamese people
culturalStatus intangible cultural heritage of Assam
etymology derived from Assamese words related to body-wiping cloth
grantedTo artists
dignitaries
guests of honor
hasMotifs red motifs
hasPattern floral motifs
geometric motifs
isHandwoven true
languageName Assamese NERFINISHED
material cotton
partOf Assamese traditional attire
recognizedAs symbol of Assamese heritage
region Assam NERFINISHED
symbolizes hospitality
love
respect
textileType rectangular cloth
usedAs gift of honor
symbol of respect
usedBy all communities in Assam
usedDuring Bihu festival NERFINISHED
Namghar prayers
felicitation ceremonies
usedFor cultural rituals
decorating altars
honoring elders
religious ceremonies
social ceremonies
welcoming guests
usedIn Assam NERFINISHED
household rituals
religious offerings
traditional dance performances
weavingTechnique handloom weaving
wornBy men
women
wornOn shoulders

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Gamosa alsoSpelledAs Gamocha