The best things you want to know about jute!

Jute:


Jute is a soft, shiny, and plant fiber. It is also called as golden fiber due to its natural brown colour.
Jute is the second finest fiber next to cotton. It can easily blend with any other material like synthetic or natural fiber for making variety of products.
Cultivation:
In world, Almost 85% of jute is cultivated from Bangladesh and India. The stalks are cutted closer to the earth, when the flowers are before to go seed.
Sack full cereals Free PhotoMaking of jute fiber:
  1. Collected the jute fibers up to 3 to 4 feet long.
  2. Rinsed the running water.
  3. Extracting the fibers from jute plant.
  4. The outer fibers are hung out for dry.
Eco-friendly:
Jute is playing a vital role in the world. It is 100% biodegradable and natural. So it is supports the green environment and eco-friendly sustainable life.
Uses:
Jute is used in major part on textile, Geotextile, and home textile industries. The best uses are listed below:
Gifts:


  1. DIY burlap toys
  2. Craft works
  3. Storage Bags
  4. Handmade bags
  5. Tote bags
  6. Pouch
  7. Return gifts bags
  8. Customized printed bags
Decorations:


  1. Make flowers
  2. Wall hangers
  3. Pennants
  4. Buntings
  5. Number cards
  6. Pot decorations
  7. Wedding aisle runner
Regular Life:
  1. Footstool
  2. Rugs
  3. Table topper
  4. Table runner
  5. Ornaments
  6. Twine
  7. Stair runners
  8. Hall rugs
  9. Burlaps
  10. Sacks
  11. Sun shades
  12. Curtains

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