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Coconut Shell, Kerala - Wood Making Process
The Art of Crafting Coconut
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Logs are set on a turning machine.
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Turning machine rotates the log for smoothening of the outer surface.
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After carving and polishing work is completed coconut-wood logs transported for getting water treatment.
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Coconut-wood logs soaked in tanks or ponds for 3 to 30 days - based on the nature of the product.
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The pillars are arranged for further refinement.
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The log is marked at the center and cut into two parts using a saw machine.
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The mixture of Diesel, Chlorosulphate, Pesticide and Classic-20 is applied to the inner surface using brush for chemical treatment.
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Chemical pesticide is applied on the outer surface of the pillar to keep termites away.
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Wooden cutleries made out of coconut wood.
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Different types of incense stick stands and pen holders made of coconut wood.
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Decorative artefacts made out of coconut wood.
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A house decorated with beautifully carved pillars and wood panelling made from coconut wood.
Alleppy located in Kerala is well known as the land of coconuts. The art of making useful products from coconut shell is practiced in Alleppy. Coconut wood logs and pieces are kept in water tanks or ponds for soaking. Proper water and Chemical treatment strengthen the wood and increase its durability. Based on the nature of the product and its requirement the duration of water treatment is decided. Small tadpole-size fishes are kept in the water tank to provide protection from mosquitoes.
Every part of the coconut tree is used to craft valuable objects, which can be made into various commercial and industrial products. The chief coconut products include - copra, toddy, leaves, brooms, baskets and mats, oil, desiccated coconut, coconut cream, coconut shell, shell flour, shell charcoal, activated carbon, charcoal briquettes, coir fibre, coir dust, and fresh coconut juice. Coconut wood is mainly used for decorating the interiors and exteriors with pillars, window frames, door frames, wood panelling etc. Most of the houses in Kerala are built with coconut wood.
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