Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Sbokang / Sibokang
Sbokang or Sibokang (pronounce as Si-bo-kang) is rattan that is join in circle shape and is used as the backbone support of rattan baskets. Because the basked are weaved using smaller pliable rattan it is unable to support itself when carrying heavy objects. Therefore a bigger rattan is used to provide greater support to the structure,
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