Looms
A loom is a device used to weave cloth by interlacing two sets of yarns—warp, which runs lengthwise, and weft, which runs crosswise. The loom secures the warp under tension and provides a controlled path for the weft to pass, creating a woven fabric. Weaving proceeds by forming a shed, passing the weft through the shed, and then beating the weft into place with a reed or batten.
Common loom types include hand looms and power looms. Hand looms encompass frame looms, backstrap looms, and
Key components of looms include the loom frame, warp beam (which holds the warp yarns), cloth beam
Weaving has ancient origins in many cultures and evolved from simple warp-weighted looms to sophisticated industrial