Cottage Industries Of Bengal : Bags Made Of Palm Leaves

West Bengal is rich of inputs to let flourish the cottage industries.
Rural areas of Bengal have plenty of palm trees. And by the palm
leaves, various things can be made like 'shitalpati' (a kind of mat),
bags etc which are daily utilities of our common lifestyle. Cooch
Behar remains one of that district where these kinds of things are being
made by plenty of inputs.

--
A. B.

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