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Magimagi is a fibrous product made from coconut husk. [1] The process of weaving the husk into the traditional look is very labor-intensive. The earliest record of the unique Magimagi design is listed in the Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedition by Wilkes (Wilkes, 1845).

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The ancient art of lalava is the use of decorative coconut sinnet lashings (Magimagi) in the construction of canoes and houses. Magimagi is made from coconut husks in black or natural. (The black colour is achieved through soaking in mangrove mud). The husks are boiled and soaked in water for several days, then pounded and dried in the sun.

Magimagi can be very coarse like rope or extremely fine like string. It is made only by men. Before the advent of synthetic string, magimagi was the most common material used for fastening, lashing and wrapping.