Traditional Floor Loom Diagram - How Handweaving Works #165691 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white technical illustration depicts a traditional treadle floor loom in operation, highlighting key components including the warp beam, heddles, reed, beater, and cloth beam. The emerging fabric shows distinct weft rows and selvedges, demonstrating the interlacing process. Rope tie-ups and foot pedals (implied by levers) indicate manual control of shed formation.

Used on educational pages about textile history, weaving tutorials, museum exhibits, or craft resource sites; targets users seeking to understand loom mechanics, historical weaving methods, or visual references for fiber arts study.