
Making Lokta Paper up of Lokta plant bushes; in this procedure, they do not cut down the plant. Instead, they cut the hedges. These bushes fast-growing and require regular trimming to be back in the original height. It does not mix with any other paper fiber; it is 100% Lokta. One of the interesting facts that make it eco-friendly Is that it does not demand to cut down the trees to complete the process of papermaking.
- The bushes of Lokta trees are torn without damaging the roots. The bushes and flowers of this plant give out a great fragrance when torn.
(When the bushes of trees cut down, it gives more strength to the plant, and in the monsoon season, it helps to protect the villages from flooding. The roots of this tree keep the soil stronger and help to avoid mudslides or land sliding in the area.)
- The collected plucked flowers are boiled at a suitable temperature. The flowers and bushes need to be cooked for 8 hours. Once boiled properly, they turn into a smooth paste.
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