The gamocha is a traditional Assamese textile, primarily made in the northeastern region of India, particularly in Assam. It is characterized by its unique design, often featuring intricate patterns and motifs, typically woven in bright colors. The fabric is usually made from cotton or silk and is used for various purposes, including as a scarf, shawl, or ceremonial wrap. Gamocha holds cultural significance in Assamese society, often used in rituals and celebrations. It is a symbol of hospitality and respect, commonly gifted to guests. The craftsmanship involved in creating a gamocha reflects the rich heritage and artistic skills of the local artisans in Assam.