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long strips of material. the tree is now cultivated specifically for harvest and export in east africa, as well. crafters value raffia for being soft, durable, and easy to dye. it can take the place of cord, grass, leaves, fabric, ribbon, stuffing, floral string, and even paper. a wide variety of hats
they are used for ropes, sticks and supporting beams, and various roof coverings are made out of its fibrous branches and leaves. the membrane on the underside of each individual frond leaf is taken off to create a long thin fibre which can be dyed and woven as a textile into products ranging from hats...
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