Traditional Handloom Weaving - Artisan Craft and Historical Technique #3612430 (License: Personal Use)

The black-and-white line drawing depicts a woman seated at a horizontal treadle loom, her feet operating pedals to lift warp threads while her hands guide the shuttle through the shed. Her hair is neatly tied up, and she wears simple, loose-fitting attire typical of early 20th-century rural artisans. The loom features a reed, heddles, and a warp beam, indicating a functional, manually operated setup used for producing woven cloth.

This image is commonly used in educational resources about textile history, traditional crafts, museum exhibits, or articles on sustainable fashion and heritage skills; it appeals to users seeking visual context for pre-industrial weaving methods.