Frieze Pattern Analysis of the Aronai Scarf of Assam

Many researchers analyzed algebraic structure in various aspects in culture. Researchers like Mefa Indriati et al, Jay Friedenberg et al, Fevi Rahmawati et al, Ma Louise Antonette et al, Roger D. Capua et al studied Frieze and Crystallographic patterns in some traditional dresses from Indonesia, Phillipines, Netherland, Thailand and USA. Together with analysis of symmetric patterns Yessica Nataliani attempted to code it in MATLAB also. Here our aim is to investigate symmetric patterns in the motifs of Aronai, attire of Bodo which is a significant cultural symbol of Assam promoting rich cultural heritage internationally

Algebraic Structures, Symmetry Patterns, Frieze Patterns, Crystallographic Patterns, MATLAB, Traditional Textiles, Bodo Culture, Aronai, Assam, Cultural Heritage.

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