The diagram illustrates the various stages involved in the production of leather products.
Overall, the process consists of multiple stages, beginning with drying and ending with the production of leather products. During these steps, the animal skin is dried, washed, soaked, flattened, soaked again, polished, and turned into different leather products.
Initially, the animal skin is used to dry, and then followed by loading them into a truck. After transporting them to a factory, water and lime are added to wash them before soaking them in lime. Afterwards, the animal skin is flattened by a machine flatter, and then soaked again with the tannin liquid, with water and vegetable matter.
Following this, the unfinished leather products are polished before transporting them to a factory by truck, where the unfinished leather is manufactured into several different objects such as bags, shoes, and balls, which are made from the leather after it has gone through all the previous stages of the process.
