藤刀 sowki

Plealay,qtaay ta ka qnqaya djiyun sowki.sowki o,kika qaya djiyun ta smqit
wahir qnahur ni qwarux sbiyaw.pusu bi o,djiyun ta phebaw qwarux ni phbagan ta hlpis do,kika tduwa smluun ta brunguy ni qaya psaan ana manu.mduuy ta sowki siida o,tduwa mduuy qwarux smalu ana manu qaya djiyun saw brunguy ni qaya psaan.qnqaya snalu qwarux saw nii o,malu balay djiyun ni asi ka mkla balay smmalu,saw smmalu knkla nii o,ida hnici knkla rudan sbiyaw ni dnuuy kndusan kana babaw dxgal.

rattan knife. It ‘s called “sowki” in Taroko language. A “sowki” is a traditional tool used to handle vines. Its main function is to cut the vines into pieces, so as to facilitate the subsequent weaving work. Using rattan knives, the clansmen could process vines into various household utensils, such
as backs and containers. These rattan products are not only practical, but also demonstrate the people’s exquisite weaving skills and ingenious use of natural materials.