The Muga Gamocha is a traditional Assamese scarf or towel, made from the rare and luxurious Muga silk

- "Gamocha" is the Assamese word for a scarf or towel, and "Muga" refers to the golden-colored silk produced by the Antheraea assamensis silkworm.
- Muga Gamocha is a symbol of Assamese culture and tradition, often worn by men and women as a scarf, towel, or even used as a decorative item.
- Muga Gamocha is often given as a gift during special occasions like weddings, festivals, and ceremonies.
- It's also used as a ceremonial cloth in Assamese traditions, such as during the Bihu festival.