woven patterns
Interlaced textile motifs
Woven patterns are designs created by interlacing threads or fibers in textile production.
The arrangement of warp and vertical threads produces distinctive visual effects—stripes, checks, plaids, or more complex geometries.
The term extends to any repeated design that suggests interlacing: woven patterns in basketry, the woven patterns of light through the blinds.
- damaskReversible figured fabric
- brocadeRaised-pattern luxury fabric
- jacquardElaborate patterned woven textile
- ikatResist-dye textile patterning
- warpBend from true form
weft · kente cloth · loom · herringbone · twill · tapestry · textile art · tartan · rugs · weave · paisley · Celtic knots · kilim · cotton · Fair Isle · basket weave · fabric · satin weave
- Andean attireponcho, manta, ponchos, layered skirts, bowler hat
- ancient textilestextile, loom, looms, spinning, spindle
- Ethnic Symbolstribal patterns, tribal masks, clan symbols, totem poles, ceremonial masks
- hammock worldspreader bars
- Guatemalan textilesfaja, ceremonial dress, regional styles, woven textiles