The diagram shows the stages involved in the process of making leather.

Contained in the illustration is information pertaining to the steps of how

leather

is made. From an observational perspective, it is apparent that the process is fairly complex with drying the animal skin moving through scientific stages to soak tannin and culminating with completed products ready for purchase.

The first step is

to dry animal skin and

then

transform it into a factory. There, the

leather

is washed with water and lime before being soaked in lime.

Then

, all animal skins go through a scientific stage where it was flattened in a special machine. The following steps involve the animal

leather

being soaked again by tannin, the liquid including the water and vegetable matter completes the process of making

leather

non-bacteria. Preparing animal skins for production is the focus of the latter steps in the sequence. Once the

leather

has been polished by the polisher

then

transformed into another factory. The whole process terminates when a variety of new goods are manufactured from the animal skin and ready to be distributed.