Guwahati: The hand woven Gamosa is not just a piece of cloth; it is a reflection of the rich cultural heritage of Assam, woven with love, dedication, and passion.

In the wake of the ban on powerloom made Gamosa, the hand woven Gamosa has emerged as a shining beacon of hope for the traditional weavers of Assam.

The intricate craftsmanship and cultural significance of this indigenous textile have captured the hearts of the masses, resulting in a surge in demand. However, the success of the hand woven Gamosa has not come without its fair share of challenges.

Business North East checked the ground reality during Bihu season how the business of handwoven Gamosa is growing.

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