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Skilled artisans create traditional Sarkanda muddas, handcrafted stools and chairs made from natural reed grass, inside a local workshop and market setting. The craft process begins with carefully arranging sturdy stalks of Sarkanda grass into a strong criss-cross framework that forms the foundation of the furniture. Artisans bind the structure tightly using natural twine, gradually shaping the characteristic hourglass design associated with these traditional seats. Large stacks of finished muddas are visible throughout the workshop, highlighting the scale of production and craftsmanship involved. Local visitors observe the weaving process as artisans continue a heritage craft passed down through generations. The footage showcases sustainable furniture-making techniques that rely on natura