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From fringed wall hangings to durable area rugs and woven baskets, raffia adds a "boho-chic" warmth to interior spaces.

While the fibers are tough, items made of raffia don't love getting soaked. If your raffia bag gets wet, it’s best to reshape it and let it air dry away from direct heat to prevent the fibers from becoming brittle. If you’re interested, I can: Suggest using raffia Help you find ethical brands that use it Give you tips on cleaning and maintaining raffia items raffia palm

The "raffia" you see in hats, bags, and garden ties comes from the membrane on the underside of these giant palm fronds. It is harvested, stripped, and sun-dried to create a material that is both incredibly strong and surprisingly pliable. From fringed wall hangings to durable area rugs

Because the tree continues to grow and the fibers are harvested by hand, it is a highly renewable resource with a low carbon footprint compared to synthetic alternatives. Modern Uses If you’re interested, I can: Suggest using raffia

The raffia palm ( Raphia farinifera ) is a remarkable tree that bridges the gap between tropical nature and high-end design. Native primarily to Madagascar and parts of sub-Saharan Africa, it has earned its reputation as the "tree of life" for many local communities. Why It Stands Out