Coconut palm weaving is an ancient craft practised across India and has long been part of rural life in Goa.
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Traditional woven palm mats were also used during agricultural work, including processes connected with separating husk from rice.
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Duration: 1 hr 30 mins
Travel time: 15 Minutes from Mapusa bus stand
Average calculated from city centre
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A common weaving method involves folding and interlocking palm leaf strips in a criss-cross pattern to create strength and structure.
Experience flow
Farm Walk
Explore the farm, its natural surroundings and learn about the plants and traditional materials found across the property.
15 Minutes
Introduction To Palm Weaving
Get introduced to the traditional craft of palm weaving and understand how palm leaves have been used in everyday Goan life.
15 Minutes
Learn To Weave The Olas
Learn the basic folding and interlocking techniques used to weave palm leaves into traditional Olas.
20 Minutes
Hands-On Coaster Or Fan Making
Put the techniques into practice and create your own palm leaf coaster or fan with step-by-step guidance.
30 Minutes
Snack And Tea
Wind down with a simple farm-grown snack/traditional snack and tea while enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
15 Minutes
Total Duration: 1 hr 30 mins
Traditional Goan houses and rural structures historically used woven coconut palm mats known as olas as part of everyday building practices.
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