woven fabrics
Loomed material goods
Woven fabrics are textiles made by interlacing threads at right angles on a loom—warp threads running lengthwise, weft threads crossing over and under.
This distinguishes them from knitted, felted, or bonded materials.
Cotton, linen, silk, and wool are typically woven.
The weave pattern—plain, twill, satin—determines the fabric's texture and drape: The upholstery was a durable woven fabric.
- kente clothHandwoven Ghanaian silk-cotton fabric
- basket weaveInterlaced strip pattern
- cottonPlant fiber for textiles
- Persian carpetsTraditional Iranian floor coverings
- silkFine woven insect fiber
wool · damask · brocade · selvedge · upholstery · throw blanket · table runner · polyester · jacquard · hemp · natural fibers · linen · dyeing · warp and weft · textile · satin weave · tight weave · loose weave
- textilescotton, wool, silk, thread, yarn
- arts and craftspottery, collage, woodcarving, origami, papier-mache
- archaeologyexcavation, dig site, archaeologist, dig, archaeological digs
- folk costumekimono, sari, kilt, lederhosen, hanbok
- BhutanBhutanese, thangka, national dress, thunder dragon, national symbols