The diagram details the process of making leather products. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

This

report derives from the listed chart which enumerates the process of how leather products are made. A glance at the chart reveals that the 11-step process commences with evaporating an animal

skin

and terminates with goods that are manufactured from leather.

This

is achieved by soaking an animal

skin

in specialized tanks with different supplements for few times

along with

flattering and polishing afterwards.

To begin

with, an animal's

skin

needs to be dried

then

it is transported to a processing plant via lorries. The 4th step covers putting animal

skin

into a tank with a mix of water and lime followed by soaking in another reservoir with the lime only. In the subsequent stage, the

skin

has undergone the process of flattering, including massive and small rollers

while

the 7th stage requires putting the

skin

into a tank again but with a Tannin, water, and Vegetable matter for soaking purposes. In stark contrast to the 8th stage which involves a burnishing method, the 9th step embraces compiling and transporting manufactured material by lorries to a factory.

Last

but not least, transported material is turned into leather goods

such

as purses, shoes, and sports equipment.