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The diagram illustrates the process of making leather products by animal skin. Overall, the process starts with drying the raw skin to the manufacture of finished products. In between, the material is transport twice, processed, treated in two liquid, flattened, and polished before making the final products. In the first step, the raw skin is dried by hanging it on. Then, it is delivered by truck to the factory to prepare for the next linear steps. In the factory, the skin is washed by the mixture of water and lime. After this washing stage, the skin is soaked by lime before putting through the roller to flatten it. In the next stage, the skin is soaked again, this time in tannin, which is included water and vegetable matter. It is then polished to finish leather. After polishing, the skin is transported again by truck to other factory to make final products. These products are shoes, handbag, or sport items then completed and ready to distribute to the market.