Coarse jute fabric is a type of textile made from the fibers of the jute plant. It is commonly referred to by several names, including HESSIAN (7 letters), BURLAP (6 letters), BAST (4 letters), and HEMP (4 letters). HESSIAN is a heavy woven fabric, usually made from jute, that is used for sacks and wrapping materials. BURLAP is a coarse fabric made from jute or HEMP fibers, often used for bags, sacks, and upholstery. BAST is a strong fiber obtained from the stems of certain plants, such as jute, and is used to make rope and twine. HEMP is a variety of the Cannabis sativa plant, and its fibers are used to make fabrics, ropes, and other textiles.