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sakot

Calamus sp.

Sakot rattan, called uwi sakot in Bidayuh Jagoi language, is the most common rattan. It grows wild and does not clump. Its seed dispersal by birds that carry the seeds and throw them in the forest area.

  • habitat:
    lowland and montane rain forest
  • availability:
    easy to find
  • uses:
    daily woven products (situpap, juwah)
  • quality:
    moderate
1°22'19.4"N 109°55'12.2"E
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Uwi Sakot

sakot leaf illustration

Calamus sp. (sakot)

situpap

Material: Rotan Sakot

size: 11 x 66 cm

production year: 2022

function: fly swatter