Jutekuitu
Jutekuitu, also known as jute fiber, is a natural cellulosic fiber derived from the jute plant. This plant belongs to the genus Corchorus, which is primarily cultivated in the Indian subcontinent, particularly in Bangladesh and India. Jute fiber is known for its coarse texture, golden color, and its characteristic luster, often referred to as the "golden fiber."
The extraction of jute fiber involves a process called retting, where the harvested jute stalks are soaked
Jute is one of the most affordable and versatile natural fibers, widely used in the textile industry.