Handmade straw products

Very nice products. They are made of rye straw. The rye is mowed by hand and the ears are cut. After cleaning and drying, the straws are boiled for several hours. Once they are flexible, various ornaments are woven from them. After drying, they harden and are ready!

[Mary Siegle]

What beautiful, intricate art. Your photo of it is lovely.

[Suzanne]

Great photo of interesting products.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Such a beautiful array of intricately crafted items! fav

[Milanie]

Oh my, those are lovely

[Mags]

How lovely!

[gloria jones]

Cool capture of this neat display

[Babs]

Oh they are gorgeous.

[Peter Dulis]

Lovely

[Heather]

A nice display of these straw products and the tools to make them (from beginning to end). Thank you for explaining the process, too! Fav

[Kathy]

I've seen decorations, like the ones on the lower left, for sale other places. This must have been a terrific market for traditional crafts.

[Corinne C]

Wow, this is a wonderful capture. And all the products look fabulous

[Dianne]

They look gorgeous.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Nice lay out

[John Falconer]

Beautiful stuff!! Great shot.

[Shutterbug]

Beautiful. I have never heard of that. Thanks for the info and the photo of the creations. I wonder if this could be a better alternative to plastics.

[Taffy]

Such an interesting still life.

[Gosia]

So interesting

[Boxplayer]

Very clever craftsmanship.

[Issi Bannerman]

Lovely!

[Wylie]

Very impressive!

[Merrelyn]

Beautiful work.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

They are all so pretty.

[carol white]

Beautiful.Fav😊

[Korcsog Károly]

Very nice!

[Margaret Brown]

What a beautiful art form, this appeals to the crafter in me!, fav

[Tom]

Beautiful still life and story

[Ann H. LeFevre]

The display and pieces are beautiful- and I'm impressed at how much work goes into making them that way. Good shot!