Samoan Lauhala Roll Carving The Maori used flax in

The Maori used flax in making clothing

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Samoan Lauhala Roll Carving The Maori used flax inDirect from Samoa. The lauhala roll, or laufala, as it is known in Samoa, is made of approximately 60 leaves. The leaves are soft and pliable suitable for weaving, costumes and crafting projects. Each leaf is approximately 39 inches (1 meter) and averages about 2 1 2 inches in width. Imported. Product of Samoa. The long thin leaves come from the Pandanas tree. There are many varieties in the South Pacific islands and they have slight differences in