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The image is a step-by-step flowchart titled "PHOTOREALISTIC LEATHER PRODUCTION WORKFLOW", structured into 15 sequential photographic panels interconnected by black arrows across five rows. Row 1 contains panel 1 labeled "Raw Animal Skins" (depicting stacked animal skins), leading via arrow to panel 2 labeled "1. Sun-Drying" (skins stretched on outdoor racks), and then to panel 3 labeled "2. Transportation to Factory" (loaded truck). Row 2 begins with panel 4 labeled "Factory Receiving & Sorting" (workers in a warehouse with stacked hides), proceeding to panel 5 labeled "3. Initial Washing (Water)" (workers washing hides in a large round metal vat), and panel 6 labeled "4. Liming (Water + Lime)" (soaking hides in a white liquid-filled vat flanked by ingredient sacks). Row 3 continues with panel 7 labeled "Liming Soaking" (close-up of submerged skins), followed by panel 8 labeled "5. Fleshing & Flattening" (industrial rolling machine), and panel 9 showing a subsequent view of the flattening roller machine. Row 4 connects to panel 9 labeled "6. Vegetable Tanning (Water + Vegetable Matter)" (vat with brown liquid surrounded by sacks of botanical matter), leading to panel 10 labeled "Tanning Soaking" (leather submerged in dark brown liquid), and panel 11 labeled "7. Polishing" (leather passing beneath mechanical buffing wheels). Row 5 leads into panel 12 labeled "8. Final Production Factory" (seamstresses operating sewing machines), proceeding to the adjacent panel 12 labeled "Goods Assembly" (hands crafting leather items), and culminating in the final panel labeled "9. Finished Leather Goods (Shoes, Bags, etc.) Ready for Customers" (displaying finished leather products including shoes, handbags, a briefcase, a jacket, and wallets).
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The process daigram delineates production of leather items.
Overall it is evident that the making of leather products is a linear process consisting of 11 stages starting from drying and ending at genration of leather goods.
To begin with intial stage drying of the animal skin and sending it for transportation to the factory for washing of the skin with water where lime is added to it after soaking it with lime it is processed in a flattening machine.
Following this soaking is repeated again with water and tannin vegetable matter subsequently polishing of skin is completed where another time it is transferred to the factory for producing of the leather products which are later ready to use for the customers
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