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rissa is famous for using raw
materials like coir available from the coconut. Craftsmen make aesthetic
articles and toys like small animals and birds, dolls,
furniture, trays, little boxes, etc.
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Husk which is
available in plenty, is soaked in water for twenty-one days. Coir fibre is collected by
beating the husk, which is in a soft condition with a wooden hammer. First the separate
parts of the article are made and then joined together by stitching with a colourful
thread or wool. Gum is then used for hardening it after completion of the object. The coir
toys are long lasting. |
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