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Traditional Cambodian Broom Making: Natural Material Craft Sustains Local Economy in Siem Reap
In a village in Siem Reap province, Cambodia, traditional broom making using natural materials has become a vital source of income for residents. This generational craft maintains a steady demand in the modern market, supporting family livelihoods.
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