Gosha Buta Wall Art from Assam (Unframed)

The wall tapestry reflects two ‘Gosha Buta’ which symbolizes the tree. It is a popular motif found in Assamese textile that represents nature itself. The motif also comprises ‘jura-mora’, a pair of identical peacocks,  that are facing each other. The peacock pair is a very typical traditional Assamese textile motif used to symbolize he sacred nature of the bird. 

The Wall Tapestry Collection is inspired by an elegant symbol of culture and pride of Assam, the Gamusa. It is a unique piece of textile, traditionally woven in white cloth with red motifs and stripes. The motifs used in a Gamusa are symbolic elements of Assamese culture and tradition, inspired by its unique flora and fauna, crafts, folk music & dance, literature, craft, sculpture and architecture. The Gamusa is an integral part of the state’s identity and a means of livelihood for the community. It is also a symbol of gratitude, often used to adorn elders or loved ones as a token of respect and appreciation. Technique of Aari embroidery has been used to make Assamese inspired motifs on the silk cloth.

Material: Noil Silk

Dimensions: 15 x 17 inch