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Magimagi

Magimagi is a fibrous product made from coconut husk.

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Magimagi

Nodes14
Edges13
Triples2
Avg. degree1.86
Density0.142857
Components1

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Magimagi → fibrous product made from coconut husk.The process of weaving the husk into the traditional look is very labor-intensive
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Magimagi → Joana Monolagi

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Magimagiis afibrous product made from coconut husk.The process of weaving the husk into the traditional look is very labor-intensive0.90text
Magimagirelated to Notable peopleJoana Monolagi0.60section

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