Sisal is a natural fiber derived from the 'agave sisalana' cactus plant. Sisal grows in semi-arid regions. The largest producers of sisal are located in northeast Brazil. Sisal is not the same fiber as coir or jute. Sisal is stronger and more durable than other natural fibers.
Sisal is therefore preferred for carpet and rugs.
Seagrass is the perennial grass of saltwater marshes and is cut from the plant. The plants are native to the monsoon climates of the pacific basin. Our seagrass is imported directly from China. Seagrass reeds are thick and rigid. The non-porous skin is smooth to the touch and gives a slight natural sheen.