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Bone craft, Crystal craft,
Fabricraft, Fiber craft,
Floral craft, Gemstones ,
Glass craft, Ivory craft,
Jewelry, Leather craft, Metalcraft,
Paper craft, Painting,
Pottery, Stone craft, Sculpture,
Tapestry, Wool craft,
Wood craft, Drawing, Writing,
Shell craft
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The slender, straight, firm and flexible ivory wood was in service of human
being since the day immemorial. It was an accessory for the man who used it in
many purposes such as a walking stick weapon to kill birds and animals to pluck
fruits and flower and fishing too. Its only after realization the substance is
flexible and can be made thin by grazing as it was available chubby and reedy
both the kind. Bamboo is hard but empty inside while cane is comparatively
flabby and soft. It was processed by clipping and the slick and bendy pieces of
the materials was used for weaving baskets. Then these were trimmed and joined
to make many serviceable things like furniture, storing baskets and screens and
many more. At this point, fiber crafts refers to the technique applied while
working with the ivory woods. This art is called as fiber craft because cane
and bamboo are used for weaving bags and baskets of different size and shapes.
These functional products are employed for carrying goods and storing gains and
other durable goods. Screens, mats, head gears On the other hand, the craft is
very similar to woodwork as the carpenters does the same job like trimming and
joining the different pieces of bamboo and canes and assembles many serviceable
items like furniture, smoking pipe, fishing rods, walking sticks, staffs,
official canes and decorative mugs and musical instruments.
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