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Gamosa

A gamosa, or gamusa, (Assamese: গামুছা) is a type of cloth originating in eastern Assam and related to the broader South Asian gamcha. It is generally white and rectangular with primarily a red border on three sides and red woven motifs on the fourth (in addition to red, other colors are also used). Although cotton yarn is the most common material for…

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VaishnaviteNamgharVrindavani VastraSatrasGeographical indication
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Origin of the name

Deori peopleSadiya
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AssameseClothEastern AssamGamchaCotton
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Gamosa

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related to Origin of the name · 6
Gamosa → Assamese, Deori, Literally, Sadiya, The, There
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Gamosa → Media, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2

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gamusa used assamese woven also assam cloth red gamosas floral vaishnavite cotton eage bachilo may religious ritual forms gosain textiles

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the lotusinstance ofThese ritual textiles traditionally employ religious motifs0.80text
tulsiinstance ofThese ritual textiles traditionally employ religious motifs0.80text
elephantinstance ofThese ritual textiles traditionally employ religious motifs0.80text
swaninstance ofThese ritual textiles traditionally employ religious motifs0.80text
xoraiinstance ofThese ritual textiles traditionally employ religious motifs0.80text
lampinstance ofThese ritual textiles traditionally employ religious motifs0.80text
while some forms of the Gosain Gamusa also bear woven devotional inscriptions such as Ramkrishnainstance ofThese ritual textiles traditionally employ religious motifs0.80text
Hare Krishnainstance ofThese ritual textiles traditionally employ religious motifs0.80text
Sitaraminstance ofThese ritual textiles traditionally employ religious motifs0.80text
passages from Vaishnavite texts.Chakraborty further associates these ritual forms with the earlier Assamese Vaishnavite textile traditioninstance ofThese ritual textiles traditionally employ religious motifs0.80text
stating that the tradition of the Vrindavani Vastra has survived in the cotton Gosain Gamusainstance ofThese ritual textiles traditionally employ religious motifs0.80text
which may formerly have been made of silkinstance ofThese ritual textiles traditionally employ religious motifs0.80text

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