The raw material of raffia is natural cellulose fiber.

Raffia is a natural material that mainly grows in the Sahara Desert of Africa and surrounding areas. Because of its unique material and beautiful appearance, it is widely used in various decorations and handicrafts. Raffia, also known as bromeliad, is a sedge plant and a perennial herb. The plant height can reach 2-3 meters.

Its leaves are very long and strip-shaped, with an average length of about 1 meter and a width of 2-3 cm. The leaves of raffia have very obvious lines on the surface, and the colors range from light green to dark green, and they look very beautiful. Its physical and chemical properties are similar to hemp fiber. It is a high-grade fiber. It is usually dyed with artificial dyeing vats, which is expensive and requires high requirements.

Introduction to Raffia

Raffia, with its remote, exotic and mysterious feel, only comes from Madagascar in Africa. Raffia is an imported forage and is expensive. It is recognized by the international market because of its strong toughness and extraordinary character. The grass has a smooth appearance and a refreshing inner substance, is not afraid of water and is extremely strong. Therefore, it is also regarded as a love grass, which means that people should treat love consistently and faithfully.

The grass has been used to weave a variety of ornaments rich in ethnic characteristics. In addition, tying a raffia wishing rope on the longevity pine can pray for peace for the family, health for the parents, and health for the children; lovers give wishing ropes to each other and wrap them around the wrists of both parties, which means that the lovers will never change their hearts. . Raffia has many loyal fans at home and abroad.