frameweefgetouw
The frameweefgetouw, also known as a drawloom, is a type of handloom used for weaving complex patterns. Unlike a standard loom, a drawloom incorporates a separate mechanism called a "drawloom harness" or "draw-boy harness" that allows for the independent lifting of specific warp threads. This independent control is crucial for creating intricate designs, such as brocades or damasks, where patterns are formed by selecting and lifting individual warp threads to be interlaced with the weft.
The drawloom harness consists of a series of cords and pulleys attached to sets of warp threads.
Historically, the drawloom was a significant advancement in textile production, enabling the creation of highly decorative