India is the second largest producer of fibre in the world and the major fibre produced is cotton. 60% of the Indian textile industry is cotton-based. Other fibres produced in India include silk, jute, wool and man-made fibres. From pure cotton to crepe, rayon, polyester, georgette, cotton blended, satin, chiffon and more, you can get top-quality fabrics at competitive prices
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NATURAL SISAL FIBER AND YARN OF KENYAN ORIGIN 1.sisal fiber from best sisal hemp 2.SSUG/UG/Polished grades 3.best service and best price SUITABLE FOR -Gypsum -Cove Decorative -Molding -casting -plaster architectural moldings -casting Gypsum & Fixing GRG ETC...... Sisal ORIGIN: KENYA color: natural white, cream and between white and cream. - length: 110-130 cm - bales of 100kg and 250 kg - 28 ton container/40 foot container - Grade A (UG) Grade- UG Purity: 98-99.5 % min Foreign matter: 0.5% Humidity :10 -13%+
BANANA FIBER Material: 100% Natural banana Colour: Natural Moisture: 15% Maximum Applications: For making Mattresses, Sofa, Seat Cover, Cushions, Door Mats, Slip...
Natural fibers present important advantages such as low density, appropriate stiffness and mechanical properties and high disposability and renewability. Moreover, they are recyclable and biodegradable. There has been lot of research on use of natural fibers in reinforcements.
Home textiles Products: Kitchen/tea/hand/ towels, table cloth, terry towel sets, cotton bags, ,curtains, duvets, cotton sheets, fabrics, chair pads, cushions, cotton bags, place-mats, rib runner, fused mat, runners, napkins, bed covers, apron-glove-pot holder, etc.
Our seagrass plates are handmade, woven from natural materials. These baskets are woven to go well together as a wall display. This is perfect for your cozy home and will decorate the walls, both in the kitchen and in the living room. You can also use this beautiful set as a gift to your beloved one.
Water hyacinth and water moss have been choking many water bodies in the country, causing serious ecological and economic problems. Removing these invasive species has proved futile since they come back almost immediately. Researchers are trying to find economic use so that these problem plants become a resource for income generation.
