Traditionally, the women weave mats used for sitting and sleeping
purposes. The raw material is obtained from locally grown shrubs, known
as paat. It is one of the cheapest and the most easily available material.
Fibres are shredded to get thin strands which are dyed and dried. Weaving
process is then initiated in their home-made back-strap, looms.

The fibres are extracted from home grown jute which is cut, soaked in
water, left to season and then dried in the sun. The extract of the plants are
then hand rolled in required dimension of strands. The rolled strands are
dyed, sun dried and then used for weaving designs in the mats. Weaving
process is then initiated in their home-made looms. The weaving starts
with the setting up of the loom.