7 Comments

• Dibya Bhatta says :
  Thank you everyone for your comments
  Posted 25-11-2018 18:40

• Bonface Obuba says :
  How great. Using biodegradable mats would be so sustainable.
  Posted 12-11-2018 20:31

• Dibya Bhatta says :
  thank you mentors!! :)
  Posted 11-11-2018 13:37

• Gyeongrin mentor says :
  Hello Dibya
  Our lives are indeed interwoven and connected with every aspect of our tradition and culture!
  One mat making method really gives us a life lesson of what attitude we should keep to coexist with our beloved nature :)
  Thanks for the report!
  Posted 30-10-2018 00:14

• Dibya Bhatta says :
  Thank you for your encouraging comments Rosa and asmita!!
  Posted 27-10-2018 01:23

• Asmita Gaire says :
  We call ourselves people of modern era but I think it??s better if we call ourselves of the polluted era. Lucky are those people who enjoyed these mats. These arts should get enhanced and a huge respect to arts man for preparing these fresh and life rejoicing natural materials.
  Posted 27-10-2018 00:46

• Rosa Domingos says :
  Hey Dibya!
  
  Nothing withstands the test of time like natural, hand-man items such as these. The fact that they are biodegradable means that alot of thought was put in with regards to the environment. What is taken from it is put back once it has been used to it has been used to its full potential.
  
  You are right when you say that our cultures and traditiins are interlinked with us just as the mats.
  
  Thank you for sharing this Dibya!
  Posted 26-10-2018 00:44