File:Hammering banana fibers.jpg
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Hammering banana fibers
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English: This is one of the steps in the process of banana paper making in Rwanda. This is a form of art that have been introduced by a Japanese artist called kumiko tsuda as a solution to conserve and preserve the banana plant. Banana paper is commonly used in art works such as making postcards, lampshades, canvases and so forth
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| Author | Rogerirakoze |
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This image was uploaded as part of Wiki Loves Africa 2024 photographic contest.
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