Primitive Technology, Making mat from screw-pine in the wild
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Hi guys, This is my next video, By the way living in forest hard to sleep on the ground, It many effect from insect and wood roots, The ethnic man find plants it called " screw-pine " he cuts some of it and cut the thorns ( like Pineapple ) out. Then he collection its to make it dry by sunlight for one day, When it dry he weave one by one.
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I am from Honduras, i loved your work, here in my country it's name is "petate" it's wonderful. I would like you to teach us in another step-by-step video how to do it. thank you.
We also called here in the Philippines pitate,..haha
Petate is from "petatl"(náhuatl languaje), greetings from Mexico.
@@klawdyarv847 thanks for your apportation. Very important. Greeting !!
incredibly beautiful result.
Learning to weave a lauhala mat (made from the Hawaiian cousin of your "screw pine") and found your video very helpful; mahalo for sharing your wonderful talents and hard work! :)
You mentioned these mats repel insects. Would they work to keep bugs away from food? Like walls for a kitchen?
yes, It can be
Muito difícil e trabalhoso. Por isso que custa um pouco mais que as esteiras daqui, por que da muito trabalho de fazer e é manual. Mais vale muito.
when you laid down I was cheering for you. I was so satisfied to see you using it. well done!
Good good.👋👋👍👍😘😘😘💋💋
All jokes aside, I would really like to make a homemade mat with him! He knows how to weave!
now its just getting anoying with all these copy channels of other copy channels -_-
I know that this is kinda inane thing to say, but I find this rather soothing
It's not stupid at all! It's what I consider "unintentional ASMR". Totally normal. 🙂
Than you for sharing your talents with us, admire your craft and patience..Bless you!
Same
That's what we use in the province when I was young. We called it banig in the Philippines made from Abaka which is also can be use making rope.
that is made from pandanus leaf,,some of the pandanus trees can you see near by the river, and abaca is different, is just the same like a banana tree and anahaw leaf can also use banig and roof
ar archy there's another one we called buli not sure if I spelled it right.
ar archy ah OK😊
MGRACEKEINER skilled worker!
I love your basic technology. Today everything's too high tech for comfort. Back to basics. :) This puts modern peoples knowledge to shame when it comes to knowing how to do something so basic. I wish that i knew how to do this . This takes some patiences, and that's something that lacking in the modern world too.
please reconsider yoiur perception of it as basic technology...it is brilliant, ingenious resourceful and sustainable technology
Thats what I call demonstration of skill great job!.
Amazingly beautiful😍wish i could hire you to decorate my house! Wonderful work on ALL your videos💕
It's good to learn.maybe we need It soon.
The 'soon' is getting closer. So much happening now.
Excellent video! to learn but I guess evolution means also doing things evolving from the primitive, I wonder with all that time people could build something better with less effort, having feathers from hens or wool from sheep to make a mattress! so hurtful to see him walking bare feet also!
Considering how much he's actively using his toes and feet to assist him, I think he's better off without them!
Maravilloso trabajo!!! Gracias a quienes nos lo muestran!
I never realized you start weaving these mats at the corner. This was very fascinating to watch! It must have taken a lot of time to finish it, it looks lovely.
You Sir, are a craftsman in the first order! I look foward to more of your videos!
Thank you keep watching with us :)
billybob holcomb me to!
Hi
Really brilliant my friend 😆👍 sometimes I wonder why we all work for a living? Why when you think about it there is no reason to lol
If that isn't considered work, I don't know what is...
Living the God life, *he meant a job*
I want to make one
Ruth Kuehny me too😃
Ruth Kuehny I'm going to!! 😁
When i was in elementary school i make like this. I miss this so much.
When i was in elementary maybe? Hahaha
Put that on Etsy Brah
Dylan T 😁 right
@@dollgoodz3579 kk
I think people will have to stop attacking you for ripping off the Primitive Technology Channel. You're far to original to be put down for copying someone else. Great work!!
They have thier own style I guess, Primitive Technology is based I think in Australia and this dude is based in South East Asia, judging from the plants life and terrain they have,,,
Yeah, very original to copy someones name and format, even down to not speaking in the video and only wearing shorts. Sooo original. Hahahaha
since when has not speaking, wearing shorts and using the word primitive become copyright? get lost you 12 year old kid.
I mean Primitive Tech wasn't the first one either, many other channels made this kind of content before him - he's just the one who made these kind of videos popular.
I'm thankful that other wonderful teachers joined up with the first channel like this to expand our minds even more. Being first and owning a concept to the point where the second guy is called a fake or copy cat is a childish way to devalue the wealth of information ALL of these primitive teachers are graciously sharing with us.
I am in awe each time I see the art skills level and passionate work this man give to the world! BRAVO a thousand times again!
Who is the guy doing the weaving, what is his NAME?
Where does he live? Give credit where credit is due.
My thumbs up is for the guy in the video, not you.
It won't make any difference to anyone.
It may to him. This is like calling a design yours, not the person that created it.
agreed、 I am wondering where is this place ? Where is guy comes from ?
@@loopedca it's not exactly his design either; it's traditional. It also depends how he thinks about this, as it may not be how we do. Copyright is a very recent notion.
@@bogdiworksV2 This is like not saying who the actor is in a play. Giving credit where it's due is not a modern thing. It would add context and ability to more fully understand what they are needed for. Would be great to get the who what where when and why for cultural purposes. I would like to visit there, perhaps.
Awesome!! Great craftsmanship!! I'm jealous!! Thanks for posting!!
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING,,,
THANK YOU SO MUCH,,
FANTASTIC JOB..
THANK YOU FOR TEACHING US,
YOUR A WONDERFUL TEACHER!!!
GOD BLESS YOU!!!
ITS A ANCIENT INDIAN WAY OF LIFE...
Perfeito também consigo trançar algumas tranças
Its called lauhala in Hawaiin, very nice work!
i like video
very nice 😄😄😄
I would love to have that pride of place in my livingroom, beautiful x
I know you didn't record this with a coconut. Damn, your camera is clear AF!
Its a beautifull work.
Thank you and keep watching with us :)
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Mony Clair Hi Frodo :-))
nice video
by the way, its "1 day later" if you say ago thats going back in time....
He can probably time travel too... perhaps primitive technology isn't an oxymoronic as it seems
nice video
informative skill
much appreciated
how many hours were put into weaving process ?
EXCELLENT💯👍👏 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Desde Argentina te saludo, tus videos me atrapan, cuanta sabiduria y habilidad!
They're sponsored by google translate see if you can see where they showed you it's amazing translation in action
Seria interessante se tradução em português para poder entender a sua explicação , o nome da planta etc. gosto muito do trabalho.
For one day old pandanus leaves, it has really gone light in colour. Here in Fiji where we use similar leaves for weaving mats and baskets and a lot of handicraft, it takes about 3-4 days before the leaves loses it's green colour and become light in weight and then it can be ready for use. They must have a different variety.
Why not just process the raw materials in one spot? Is there a reason you moved it 3x before starting your weave? Fantastic weave BTW. Great work. 🖒
Great talent; thank you for the lesson - when you say "One day ago" I think you might mean "One day later".
This guy is very intelligent and creative, very good I really like your video! I am from Brazil I live in Fortaleza, Ceará My language is Portuguese,
Nonato Inacio moço do céu, como que tu veio parar aqui?
aqui tem de tudo
Não é possível que independe de onde você vá tenha um Br kkkkk
Mané pussívi!
Também sou de Fortaleza. Assisto sempre esses vídeos do primitive technology. 😁
I can easily buy a Japanese tatami for 59.99usd on Stanford's Azon, with nature healthy anti incest repellent? Omg, that is not even straight. Hmmm, I can see daylight going through the hole? It's that big? hmmm.
UnitedPebbles Incest..?
These videos are backed by traditional knowledge of people living close to nature.. So I prefer them to some *cough* other channels where they will go to great lengths to replicate something like a forge blower.
Your a good builder and watch you every day🤔😎😎😎😎
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..me Too.
..in...Paraguay..
You are an excellent craftsman and you created a very good and instructional video. Thank you.
at the beginning his face was so serious that I thought he was going to hunt a bird or somthing. hahaha
Very good 😀😀 nice for you 🤩
Everyone says it's look good or amazing but that back pain that no one knows about it, i done this and sitting like this for hours and after finishing you try to stand up that back pain 🤪 i can feel u there but that much hard work paid off at last😍🔥❤👍
Dont know anything more satisfying than a guy with ugly toes weaving a mat in the wild.
Nice videos bro
This guy knows the basic technic of weaving traditional mat anyone who wish to learn weaving mat the right way can watch this video
In Mexico we call petate you are great handcrafted.
Is he using a shell or small dried fish with the sharp fins to cut with?
Karan Ferrell neet it looks like a sharpened shell
very nice it must have taken forever to wove that matt
Manly man made a mat! This guy is so remorseful!
great job in making the mat but one slight thing you should have said the next day not one day ago which means yesterday
Wow man great job, looks good!
Question: How durable would this be over time? :-)
Depends on how well u take care of it .dont always let it get wet or dirty..always fold it up after ur done using n store it somewhere good it's best if u keep using it cuz letting it sit in ur house for like months will encourage insects to come over n decompose it.. getting it wet all the time will also wear it down ..had mine when I was younger and then replaced some years back in 2013 right now it's old but still in top conditions
very nice mat come in handy just need a pillow and you would be set. I hope to see more video just like to watch them.
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Thank you so much. I would like to weave for my mat. Thank you for practical skill for survival.
hello...
The mat comes together like magic, and it looks really nice. Mother nature provides us with so many different things we can eat or make things of. I am sure we could use other materials to make mats like this too, for example strings of cloth or rope. Thank you so much for teaching us this skill.
Thank for you comment, I Think so, It can use to many thing
My mother used to make that kind of mat for our bed back then....
He goes 1 day ago into the future. I knew time traveling was true, it’s damn true!!
😂😂😂😂😂
Well done fellow content creator. With love from Uganda- Africa
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"One day later" should be use instead "One day ago" which is yesterday
Thank for your correction
Or "after one day"
No problem. I learned many things from you :)
Maybe they are yet to invent language, be patient..
Wish i could weave with my grandmothers
I wonder how he wipes his butt does he just like go shake it off in the river?
DukeRosen Honestly you need to see a doctor.
What a stupid thing to comment
Can you make a mat like this with cattail leaves? We don't have that plant in USA
My guess is as long its long, fibrous and flexible sure. Grass mats has been a long tradition in many cultures.
Coooooool!!!
We called that in the Philippines banig good job.
Very nice how long did it take you to complete it
this IS NOT primitive technology..it is ancestral, traditional sustainable brilliant technology
this object is delightful to look at. the plain weave on the bias and all the different shades of color, that makes it variegated yet every thing is from the same plant.
I don't know what I could use to make it in my country but I'm willing to practice with ribbons of paper or plastic just to get the hang of it.
the Siberians weave birch bark in a similar manner to make boxes, food containers, even boots.
Uma grande lição para todos nós como a vida é simples . Temos que rever os nossos conceitos . O que é viver melhor ?
Una lección de la belleza en la sencillez ..para aprender a valorar la naturaleza y a nuestras originarias tribus olvidadas e ignoradas .
I respect all the work you do, great work
Good job
One day ago is not right, that means the leaves dried yesterday, which doesn't make sense you need to put "One day later" that's the correct term
Thank for your correction, next time I will correct it
Why all this kind of contents, all the creators not wearing any shirt just only shorts. Come on, you at the jungle now protect yourself especially from mosquitoes. Stay healthy.
That's some crazy skills you have... probably make em to sell for $$$
my mother and all old people know this in india rural,,its a meal of rural people,,i lv this type old methods,,bit corner we do design,,its give a special look,,but old poeple do this a lightnig speed,,and that time sound was amazing
In my country we called this tikaq mengkuang
Geez anyone else wondering why he & his friends have so many TH-cam Channels & why he and his friends only wear shorts, but can afford A Camera & Internet.
They should show other Villages how to do this.
Did you all know that the Australian government gives them $32 Million every year.
You can’t live off mats, water, pottery pots.... where’s the actual food
Why does it matter? These videos are awesome, who cares how they get money as long as they are able to live comfortably and eat? If it upsets you, or you're pissy about them having "too much" then there's something fundamentally wrong with you.
Please add instructions and tips and tricks while making... maybe text or a description :)
I like it
Very much hard and time taking work, looks very nice.
Now do it but with razor grass
🤔sa totoo lang may kanya kanyang talinto ang mga tao hindi nga lang talaga maipocos ang isip sa nais gawin dahil sa ibat ibang chemicals na pumapasok sa isip ng ibang karamihan
Im enjoied watching uour video that remind me back in the days when my grandma was doing that
that thing is native and made in some parts of asian country in Philippines we called that banig the old pilipino matres and theres so many kind of style and colors.
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Wow! What fantastic work!