The Last Scent of Summer : The Vanishing Mastery of Rush Grass Weavers
Long before electric cooling, comfort in East Asia’s subtropical heat came from the earth. Step into a traditional home, and the first sensation is olfactory: a clean, tea-like aroma rising from tightly woven floor mats. Crafted from sun-dried rush grass by generations of master artisans, this ancient trade balanced precise climate timing, agricultural mastery, and physical endurance to weave summer coolness by hand.
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