Assamese Traditional Gamusa

The traditional Gamusa is an important cultural symbol in Assam, India. It’s a rectangular piece of cloth, often made from cotton, and is typically white with intricate red borders and patterns. The Gamusa is used in various ways: as a towel, a head wrap, or even as a gift or token of respect. It holds significant cultural value and is often worn during festivals, ceremonies, and other important occasions. The patterns and colors can vary, but the Gamusa always embodies the warmth and hospitality of the Assamese people.