Assam Gamosa – Hand Woven plain Weaved Texture
Assam Gamosa – Hand Woven plain Weaved Texture
Gamusa is hand woven plain weaved texture. Despite the fact that birthplace isn’t known appropriately, history says that in Assam the utilization of Phulam Gamusa’ had begun by Alpines and weaving measure just as methods presumably came from China (History of Assam Culture) Various kinds of Gamusa are accessible. Their capacities and sizes are unique.
Gamusa is a plain weave texture. The field or body part is consistently white or cream tone; line in the long way, yarn and botanical plan in across are consistently red shading which is known as Anchu. The long way boundary or pari has three red strips (sotia) of width 1/2″ to “4” wide. In the middle of ‘sotia’, ‘pooli’ (three red lines all at once) is utilized for multiple times.
For across line, initial three lines of’ pooli’ at that point common ‘kasori’ theme in the middle of Pooli and in the middle of two kasori plans the ordinary Gamusa configuration is utilized. Flower themes are utilized either in the two sides or in one side. Both the closures of Gamusa are done by ‘Dohi that is the extraordinary finish of the long way yarn.
