A type of rush or sedge plant found in wetland areas, particularly used in traditional fiber crafts.
From Irish or Gaelic origins, 'cushag' or similar words refer to wetland plants used for weaving and traditional craft purposes in Celtic regions.
Cushag plants were historically harvested and woven into everything from chair seats to fishing baskets, making them essential plants in pre-industrial Celtic economies!
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