What is another word for basket-making fiber?
Pronunciation: [bˈaskɪtmˌe͡ɪkɪŋ fˈa͡ɪbə] (IPA) 
Basket-making fiber, also known as weaving material, is the essential component of woven baskets. The term basket-making fiber encompasses a broad range of materials, including grasses, leaves, plant fibers, and other natural and synthetic materials that lend themselves to weaving. Some commonly used synonyms for basket-making fiber include wicker, cane, rattan, reed, jute, bamboo, hemp, and sisal. Each of these materials has its unique properties and is sourced from different plants. Natural materials like reeds and grasses are popular for their flexibility and durability, while synthetic materials like nylon and polyester offer strength and weather resistance. The choice of basket-making fiber depends on the basket's function and the weaver's preferences.
