jutekuitujen
Jutekuitujen, commonly known as jute fibers, are natural cellulosic fibers derived from plants of the genus Corchorus. These plants are predominantly grown in the Ganges Delta, comprising Bangladesh and India, where the tropical climate and alluvial soil are ideal for their cultivation. Jute is one of the most affordable and versatile natural fibers, often referred to as the "golden fiber" due to its sheen and economic importance.
The fibers are extracted from the stem and ribbon of the jute plant through a process called
Jutekuitujen are characterized by their strength, durability, and biodegradability. They have a coarse texture and a
Historically, jute has been a crucial raw material for sacks, burlap, and twine. In modern times, its