Traditional Weaving

Traditional weaving is the process of interlacing threads to create textiles using tools like looms. Weavers select different fibers—such as cotton, wool, or silk—and pattern their arrangement to produce fabrics. This craft has been practiced for centuries, often reflecting cultural heritage and artistry. Techniques vary worldwide, resulting in unique styles and designs specific to different regions. Weaving can serve practical purposes, like clothing or household items, but also artistic expressions, with intricate patterns conveying stories or traditions. Today, traditional weaving still holds cultural significance and is celebrated for its craftsmanship and role in preserving heritage.