Loom Design · 21. October 2022
The Sikka people on Flores island in Indonesia use backstrap weaving ground loom with a circular warp.
Loom Design · 20. October 2022
The Igorot people in Luzon (North Philippines) use a backstrap loom with a circular warp.
Loom Design · 18. October 2022
A collection of Austronesian backstrap weaving loin looms on the island of Flores in Indonesia.
Loom Design · 04. October 2022
Bhutan provides one of the greatest designed backstrap looms ever seen.
Loom Design · 01. October 2022
In general you won't find any traditional loin looms left of the Minang People in Minangkabau (Padang) on Sumatra in Indonesia. Most of the Minang changed to a significant Malaysian-type frame loom for commercial production. But it seems some few may have survuved.
Loom Design · 01. October 2022
The Batak people on Northern Sumatra in Indonesia are one of the tribes going on using a traditional loin loom for backstrap weaving.
Loom Design · 08. September 2022
As there are no groups of Austronesian ethnic left on Chinese mainland, for a long period Taiwan seemed to be the origin of Austronesian culture and its loin looms, from where it spread all over the Southeast Asian islands.
Loom Design · 06. September 2022
With this Champa Station Loom of the Cham people we are going to reach Central Vietnam backstrap weaving. At the moment we are still busy setting up the space warper for that trip, tuning the beamed warp and the loom.
Loom Design · 06. September 2022
With this warping device for a loin loom, similar to those of the Chakma people in Bangladesh and the surrounding Seven Sister States of Northeast-India we are reaching Bangladesh - preparing backstrap weaving.
Loom Design · 05. September 2022
An experimental backstrap loom between the authentic models of tribal loin looms, following the stilt loom-types from the Northern hillsides to Southern islands.
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