Traditional Ornaments Of The Assamese People: An Analysis

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Samujjal Saikia
Uttam kumar chutia
Bhakti Changmai
Rupjiyoti phukan
Bonashree Borah

Abstract

Traditional ornaments are the ornaments of the Assamese people from the past worn by the Assamese people to enhance their body. Man`s fascination for beauty is a thought process. Since time immemorial people have resorted to various ways to enhance the beauty of their bodies. The use of jewellery is also one of the many beautifying Mediums. A long history of ornaments can be seen in the context of the whole of  India. In fact,ornamentation has also evolved in parallel with the development of human civilization and culture. Moreover the study of Ornamentation also gives a through understanding of the various mineral materials used in the manufacture of various ornaments. There are many different types of dress, ornaments, cosmetics, weaving patterns, ornamental patterns and styles of construction that all reflect the aesthetically conscious mind of the Assamese people. different parts of the body since the traditional past are rings-empty.


 Neck:- Matamani, Biri,Magardana,Barmani, Latamani,Shilikhamani etc. Earrings, Langkek, Lokapar, kundali etc. We have adopted an analytical and descriptive approach to study the traditional ornaments used by the Assamese people. The research focus on an attempt has been made to inform the present generation about these ornaments by discussing about the almost extinct ornaments of Assamese and the research is being done to acquaint the world with our ancient ornaments


 Therefore our research paper attempts to analysis in detail the various ornaments worn by the Assamese tribes to beautify and adorn their bodies since ancient times.


 

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Samujjal Saikia, Uttam kumar chutia, Bhakti Changmai, Rupjiyoti phukan, & Bonashree Borah. (2024). Traditional Ornaments Of The Assamese People: An Analysis. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(5), 7290–7294. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i5.3799
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Samujjal Saikia

Assistant Professorof Assamese  (Part time), Sissiborgaon college, Orchid-https://orcid.org/0009-0005-5391-7802

Uttam kumar chutia

Assistant Professorof Assamese, Sissiborgaon college

Bhakti Changmai

MA In Assamese, Dibrugarh university

Rupjiyoti phukan

MA In Assamese, Dibrugarh university

Bonashree Borah

Research Scholar, Krishnaguru Adhyatmik visvavidyalaya

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