Weaving method of rattan stool

The weave method of that rattan stool is as follows:

Tool: 140cm rope.

1. Fold a rope of 140cm, then tie the buttonhole with a double or new knot, and then fold a rope of 130cm.

2. Connect with the last rope, divide the two ropes into four strands and start knitting, and intertwine the two ropes in the middle with the ropes on the left and right sides respectively to form two groups.

3. Thread the left sleeve into the right sleeve, tighten the left sleeve, then clip a sleeve into the left sleeve with the rope on the right, and so on until it is knitted to the required length.

4. In the last step of knotting, cut off the excess rope, and finally burn it to prevent it from dropping.

Origin of Madzar

Mazar-e-Mazar, also known as a horse brake, shuttlecock, pestle or chair, is similar to the small stool we see today. Our Mazar originated from the "Hu Chuang" of nomadic people in the north and was introduced in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is recorded in the literature, but there is no image data.

Hu bed consists of eight sticks, and the sitting surface is connected by brown rope, which was later called Mazha. It is convenient to carry, because it is foldable, so it is convenient to carry. Many old people, travelers and passengers who walk like to take their Mazar to rest.