Gunga
Gunga is a traditional cloth used in certain regions of South Asia, particularly in India and Bangladesh. Typically woven from cotton or silk, Gunga is characterized by its lightweight and breathable fabric, making it suitable for warm climates. The textile often features intricate patterns, including geometric designs, floral motifs, or plain weaving styles, depending on regional and cultural preferences.
Historically, Gunga has been associated with cultural and ceremonial attire. It is frequently incorporated into everyday
In terms of manufacturing, Gunga is produced through traditional weaving techniques, often on hand-operated looms. Artisans
The term "Gunga" also sometimes refers to specific regional variations of woven textiles, reflecting local motifs,
While Gunga remains popular within its traditional markets, efforts are ongoing to preserve the artisanal techniques