Among the most complex are floor looms, which are operated ... and also for weaving samples. Notably, this loom is built with a double heddle (the set of wires that separate and guide your warp ...

It’s not the most complex of looms, the heddle is the part that lifts the warp threads up and down, and it being the rigid variety means that this loom can’t do some of the really fancy tricks ...

Pennsylvania-based Steel Heddle produced a variety of equipment for the textile industry including, you guessed it, heddles — strips of wires with eyes on both ends used in looms. Steel Heddle's ...

The loom consists of two vertical uprights, a horizontal warp beam, a shed rod, a heddle rod, and weights. The warp threads are tied to the horizontal beam at the top and hang down vertically towards ...