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International Coir Museum

The International Coir Museum at Kalavoor explores the material that helped shape Alappuzha's economy and identity. Operated as a Coir Board initiative, the museum traces traditional fibre extraction and coir making through technological change, while displaying products, tools and creative applications of coconut fibre in a visitor-friendly setting.

Alappuzha Kalavoor
International Coir Museum
International Coir MuseumAlappuzha, Keralam
DistrictAlappuzha
ExperienceMuseums
PIN Code688522

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International Coir Museum in Kalavoor documents the history, processing, mechanisation and creative uses of coir, a traditional industry closely associated with Alappuzha.

International Coir Museum is located at the Coir Board complex in Kalavoor, Alappuzha district, a fitting location in a region long associated with Keralam's coir industry. The museum was inaugurated in 2014 and presents the history and evolution of coir, from the extraction and processing of coconut fibre to mechanisation and modern product development. Exhibits explain how a traditional household material became central to Alappuzha's social and economic life and later developed into a diversified industry producing mats, handicrafts, furnishings and many other items.

The museum's 'coir beautiful' theme also draws attention to the creative possibilities of the fibre, and a souvenir section gives visitors a chance to see finished coir products. For travellers, students and families, the museum offers useful context for understanding a craft and industry that is closely linked with the identity of Alappuzha and coastal Keralam, rather than simply presenting coir as a commercial product.

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