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Gosha Buta Wall Art - Unframed linesheet-948 mix all-purpose flour (maida) withThe wall tapestry reflects two Gosha Buta, which symbolize 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 and attribute the sacred nature of the bird.