Connaissez vous le Typha ? Très présente en zone humide, une plante invasive qui permet au final de réaliser pas mal de choses. Dans la vidéo ce sont des nattes, mais aussi des causes, des toiture de chaumes, des briques... | Steven Moussa Ambassadeur

Traditional Chinese craftsmanship: Bulrush weaving Harvested from green fields, bulrushes are treated by hand and prepared for their transformation into a range of accessories. The process of #weaving, done in a village workshop, is a testament to traditional Chinese methods preserved through generations. Liu Caiyun, a master of this #craft, turns bulrushes into exquisite #handicrafts. The finished products, from hats to mats, demonstrate the strength and beauty of bulrush weaving. #traditionalc

Native uses of bulrush This is a short segment from a full foraging walk (34 minutes) on Town Lake Trail in Austin, Texas: https://youtu.be/LWyvJB-ZvQc S. acutus was most commonly eaten, but S. tabernaemontani, S. pungens, and even Bolboschoenus maritimus were used for various parts. All this info and that of 120 other North American plant species is from my book, "Native Food Plants of Texas" by Cyrus Harp. Get the paperback: www.amazon.com/Native-Food-Plants-Texas-Indigenous/dp/B0FW7K4GXL/ref=