Natural Rubber is a versatile and renewable material derived from the latex sap of rubber trees, primarily grown in tropical regions. It is known for its elasticity, strength, and resilience, making it ideal for products that require durability and flexibility. Natural rubber is widely used in the manufacturing of tires, footwear, medical supplies, and industrial components. The material undergoes a process called vulcanization, which enhances its properties, such as heat resistance and improved wearability. Due to its renewable source, natural rubber plays a key role in sustainable manufacturing, though concerns about deforestation and supply chain sustainability are also being addressed.