What process is done after drying the leaves it will go through the process of dyeing as per design/ color specification.

The leaves are washed and sundried.

This process adds texture and makes the material sturdy and ready for weaving.

This technique they use varies depending on the design and technique synonymous to a specific province or region.

The most of the time enclosures or handles used are also the same material (pandan leaves), but for the global market it may be made of metal or wood depending on the design requirement

What process is done to the leaves to a certain size , considered for a specific design of a bag, mat, wallet and other products.

This process further enhances the aesthetic quality of the product (trimming loose ends, polishing, varnishing and cleaning).

It is done by removing the bark, prickly hooks or whitish spines to expose the smooth part of the trunk; a second process of stripping is done to create thin strips, usually used for a specific design).

The last part of the process checks the quality and quantity of the finished product that may be missed from the initial inspection. (handles, locks, zippers, button etc.).

This items undergoes final checking for quality and quantity (design, durability).

This is the thin strips needs to be soaked in water to make it more pliable.

This is done through the excess cord hanging from the end of the belt and tightening loose knot if any. (strength and wearability test may be done in this step)

The cords are sorted (with the help of a metal/ wooden buckle or ring) by knotting into several section as per design requirement.

This process the cords is cut into lengths as per design requirement.