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Fig tree fabric C014 / 0234

Fig tree fabric. Close-up of fabric made using bark from an African fig (Ficus natalensis) tree. The fabric, known as barkcloth, uses bark from trees grown in Uganda. The inner bark of the tree is harvested during the wet season and beaten with mallets. The pulp is then flattened and dried to produce a leathery material that is strong and flexible. It can be used for fashion, furniture, interior decoration, shoes, bags and other accessories

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© PASCAL GOETGHELUCK/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

Africa African Agriculture Bark Biotech Biotechnological Biotechnology Ecological Environmentally Friendly Fabric Fabrics Farming Material Materials Science Plants Products Surface Structure Biodegradable


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This print showcases the intricate details of Fig tree fabric, a unique textile made from the bark of African fig trees. The close-up shot reveals the beautiful surface structure of this eco-friendly material, known as barkcloth. Harvested during Uganda's wet season, the inner bark is carefully collected and then beaten with mallets to extract its pulp. Once flattened and dried, it transforms into a leathery substance that possesses remarkable strength and flexibility. The versatility of Fig tree fabric knows no bounds - it finds application in various domains such as fashion, furniture, interior decoration, shoes, bags, and other accessories. Its biodegradable nature makes it an environmentally conscious choice for those seeking sustainable alternatives in their everyday lives. Through this image captured by Pascal Goetgheluck for Science Photo Library, we are transported into the realm where nature meets technology. This botanical marvel not only highlights Africa's rich biodiversity but also demonstrates how advancements in materials science can harness natural resources responsibly. With its roots deeply embedded in both agriculture and biology, Fig tree fabric represents a harmonious blend of traditional craftsmanship and innovative biotechnological processes. It stands as a testament to humanity's ability to create products that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also respectful towards our planet's delicate ecosystems.

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