Traditional Wooden Loom Diagram - Weaving Process Explained #3699447 (License: Personal Use)

The image illustrates a simplified horizontal wooden loom frame with evenly spaced vertical posts holding parallel warp threads. A central set of looped cords (heddles) lifts alternating warp threads to create a shed, while black and white weft threads are passed through via shuttle-like elements at top and bottom. Knots and tensioning points indicate how tension is maintained during weaving.

Used in educational resources, textile arts websites, and craft tutorials to explain basic loom mechanics; matches user intent for learning hand-weaving fundamentals or identifying parts of a weaving setup.