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A watercolor illustration featuring a colorful coconut and tropical green and pink leaves forming a seamless pattern Royalty Free Stock Photo

Coppice of Palm Trees with Long Dangling Spiky Leaves Forming a Natural Pattern. Exotic Tropical Plants. Bright Sunlight Highlight Royalty Free Stock Photo

Coppice of Palm Trees with Long Dangling Spiky Leaves Forming a Natural Pattern. Golden Sunlight Rays. Botanical Tropical Foliage Royalty Free Stock Photo

A lush coconut palm grove (Cocos nucifera) with tall, straight trunks and dense green Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sun over green palm leaf.Tropical palm leaves .Huge green leaves fanning out forming lush foliage. bright green coconut Royalty Free Stock Photo

Abstract futuristic tropical background. Coppice of palm trees with long dangling spiky leaves pattern. Green teal pink gradient Royalty Free Stock Photo

coconut tree leaves Royalty Free Stock Photo

Abstract background of palm leaves pinnately forming symmetrical stripes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dreamy Tropical Coconut Leaf Garland A Surreal Handcrafted Decoration for a Tropical Oasis or Whimsical Event Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tropical coconut pattern with palm leaves watercolor seamless texture isolated on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of Straw or Dry Coconut Leaves Forming a Natural Background with Detailed Texture and Organic Patterns Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green leaves pattern,leaf palm tree in the forest.The green leaves, in their diverse shapes and sizes Royalty Free Stock Photo

The coconut has cultural and religious significance in certain societies, particularly in India, where it is used in Hindu rituals.The stiff midribs of coconut leaves are used for making brooms in India, Indonesia (sapu lidi), Malaysia, the Maldives, and the Philippines (walis tingting). The green of the leaves (lamina) is stripped away, leaving the veins (long, thin, woodlike strips) which are tied together to form a broom or brush. A long handle made from some other wood may be inserted into the base of the bundle and used as a two-handed broom.