Having a favorable environment for raising and nurturing animals, Bangladesh has 2 percent of the total livestock population in the world. Bangladesh’s Leather is internationally popular for its high-quality fine grain leather, uniform fiber structure, smooth feel, and natural texture. Currently, Bangladesh’s leather industry is gaining the capacity to produce processed raw leather and leather products in sustainable ways.

Jute and jute-based products are put to a wide range of uses. Since antiquity it has been used as a raw material for packaging. Before being used as a commercial commodity it was used in different parts of the world to make household and farm implements such as ropes, hand made clothes, wall hangings, etc.

Bangladesh handicrafts industries are making lot’s Prominent amongst them were textiles, metal works, jewelry, woodworks, cane and bamboo works, and clay and pottery. Later, jute and leather became the major raw materials for handicrafts. The result is a fascinating variety of baskets, pottery, terracotta, wall hangings, handbags, travel kits, toys, ashtrays, carpets, embroidered quilts, and so on.