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Agreed. I feel the same.

Yes, a work of art with skillful hands.

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Mohammed Aslam ...good taught brother skill in his hands is so good ...

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@@emonvidaly Because, these are biodegradable materials.. They are not harmful for Nature like plastics.

His hands were so clever, I watched a lot to learn from him.

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i wish i could visit your town. To experience the craft myself. If my family had the respect and care for such beautiful items and cared less about trying to make their home unhealthily "attractive" to the rest of the world. I would love to be able to craft many of the items used in the home and teach them how to do the same. I've been trying to learn how to make pottery I wanted to try to make my own plates and bowls to use in are home in place of the plastic. I have found clay and processed some, but still must find the stones and a way to tumble them with the glass i have gathered to add with the sand i have collected to try to make the fire proof bricks to make a proper kiln and outdoor cook space. I have even walked to the shore and gathered the empty and shed shells i am trying to process. As to make quicklime to add to the sand to make a mortar for the bricks. So i can craft a space that beautifys the yard and allows me to craft useful items. Well helping to give me a safe space for the wood i gather as shed limbs to use as fuel. So i can ensure the safety of the forest that has been so kind to provide me with the materials.

which is your home town?

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doing such things can be a lot of work. I am fortunate that despite my conditions i have help that keeps me from being out in the streets. But i still learn to do things like this. So i can always remember how lucky i am to have what i do and to never think something is to expensive. Cause i never knew the effort that goes into making it. I only wish my family and the seemingly large part of the world who think "those look like they are so easy to make. Their not worth more then 3 dollars" When some of the items....even with modern automations. Can still take 10s of 100's of hours to make. Why since i was little. I have worked on patience. As i know being patient, letting it take as long as it needs and saving up for the item i know was made well and made right. Will show greater respect for the one who put the love and care into crafting it and give me a better item. That if respected will last me a long time.

thanks thak u so much

yes yes i agree. I would love to meet the artist. So he could know how much his skill is appreciated and perhaps learn how to do it myself. So i would always respect the craft and feel truely honored to own such an item.

Dear Ken, You are most welcome to my house, have a safety stay with me, we'll visit one popular village of bamboo crafts about 17 KMs away. You'll enjoy. drop your Email and remove immediately after I recieved.

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I love the work of this man, so I have made such products myself.

Así es, también quiero aprender estas habilidades de tejido de bambú.

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