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Assam ' s handloom sector | Designs and colours of the textile contributes
handsomely to the | products vary from region to state ' s economy . region ,
mainly because of several ethno - cultural groups that Almost every home in
Assam hums ...
Assam ' s handloom sector | Designs and colours of the textile contributes
handsomely to the | products vary from region to state ' s economy . region ,
mainly because of several ethno - cultural groups that Almost every home in
Assam hums ...
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Red and yellow are considered sacred colours . White being the dominant colour
, the Assamese bride wears white silk which signifies purity . The silk is woven
into a pattern with either red or multi - coloured floral and geometric motifs .
Red and yellow are considered sacred colours . White being the dominant colour
, the Assamese bride wears white silk which signifies purity . The silk is woven
into a pattern with either red or multi - coloured floral and geometric motifs .
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Though gold is the basic binding colour , the colour schemes are often rigid with
the usage of pure colours and no allowance is given for any colour mixing to
create shades . Red and blue or red and green combination are common .
Though gold is the basic binding colour , the colour schemes are often rigid with
the usage of pure colours and no allowance is given for any colour mixing to
create shades . Red and blue or red and green combination are common .
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