The diagram illustrates the steps whereby animal skin is converted into leather products in the production process.
Overall, it can be seen that this linear process is composed of multiple stages, starting with the drying animal skin, followed by delivering them to factory, and ending with final production of leather goods.
In the initial stage, the animal skin is dried, and then they are taken to the factory. Once the skins are delivered there by transport, employees wash this skin with liquid consisting of water and lime mixture. Following this, workers soak the washed skin with lime. Before soaking them with a special liquid called Tannin, containing water and vegetable matter, this skin is flattened by a special machine.
In the subsequent stage, workers polish these animal fur with a special tool. Finally, after being transported to the factory, factory workers manufacture new leather products such as shoes, bags, balls and so on, which are used for different purposes.