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A man takes off the cuticles of the raffia, in Madagascar.; The raffia is a textile fibre made from some palm-tree leaves. It is used to make ropes or fabrics
Making rope from fiber, rare, Sikaiana c.1980https://research.library.kutztown.edu/sikaiana_technolo...
Rattan processing in the handicraft and furniture industry generates an abundant amount of residual ...
Alampay (shawl), Pineapple fibre and silk, Philippines, National Museum Collection – IMG 7628. © Nat...
A young girl weaving a raffia fabric on the floor, in Madagascar.; The raffia is a textile fibre mad...
Field of sisal in the region of Tuleac, in Madagascar.; Sisal is used to make ropes, fabrics or carp...
The palm family which is very versatile, of great service to man, and in great abundance in the trop...
This study examined the production of innovative fashion accessories from blends of raffia and polyp...
Cane and Raffia are fibers which constitute vital parts of our material culture. There is a renewed ...
View of a zafimaniry tool used for weeding, in Madagascar.; The zafimaniry are a tribe living in the...
386-393Vegetable fibres are produced from bast, fruit, seed, leaf, and sheath of plants. They are ...
A zafimaniry sculptor working on a piece of wood, in Ambositra.; The zafimaniry are a tribe living i...
Work made in the school of decorative arts of Antananarivo, in Madagascar. The fabric shows three pe...
Nowadays, natural products are extremely preferred among the people. These natural products are prod...
Palm fibre is a waste product from the fruit crushing-extracting process in local communities. This ...
South American ethnic groups traditionally use palm fiber, which provides materials for domestic, co...
Making rope from fiber, rare, Sikaiana c.1980https://research.library.kutztown.edu/sikaiana_technolo...
Rattan processing in the handicraft and furniture industry generates an abundant amount of residual ...
Alampay (shawl), Pineapple fibre and silk, Philippines, National Museum Collection – IMG 7628. © Nat...
A young girl weaving a raffia fabric on the floor, in Madagascar.; The raffia is a textile fibre mad...
Field of sisal in the region of Tuleac, in Madagascar.; Sisal is used to make ropes, fabrics or carp...
The palm family which is very versatile, of great service to man, and in great abundance in the trop...
This study examined the production of innovative fashion accessories from blends of raffia and polyp...
Cane and Raffia are fibers which constitute vital parts of our material culture. There is a renewed ...
View of a zafimaniry tool used for weeding, in Madagascar.; The zafimaniry are a tribe living in the...
386-393Vegetable fibres are produced from bast, fruit, seed, leaf, and sheath of plants. They are ...
A zafimaniry sculptor working on a piece of wood, in Ambositra.; The zafimaniry are a tribe living i...
Work made in the school of decorative arts of Antananarivo, in Madagascar. The fabric shows three pe...
Nowadays, natural products are extremely preferred among the people. These natural products are prod...
Palm fibre is a waste product from the fruit crushing-extracting process in local communities. This ...
South American ethnic groups traditionally use palm fiber, which provides materials for domestic, co...
Making rope from fiber, rare, Sikaiana c.1980https://research.library.kutztown.edu/sikaiana_technolo...
Rattan processing in the handicraft and furniture industry generates an abundant amount of residual ...
Alampay (shawl), Pineapple fibre and silk, Philippines, National Museum Collection – IMG 7628. © Nat...
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