Loom Design · 21. October 2022
The Sikka people on Flores island in Indonesia use backstrap weaving ground loom with a circular warp.
Loom Design · 21. October 2022
The Palembang people of Southern Sumatra in Indonesia use a backstrap weaving station loom with a flat warp.
Loom Design · 18. October 2022
A collection of Austronesian backstrap weaving loin looms on the island of Flores in Indonesia.
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
Some ethnic groups on Sumatra keep going on using a traditional loin loom, while others changed to frame looms by the influence of Indian cotton weaving techniques coming in by Malaysia.
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 · 01. October 2022
There are plenty of ethnic groups on Java Island in Indonesia using several types of loin looms for backstrap weaving, but mainly the typical Indonesian type of station loom, that seems to be invented on Java the first time.
Loom Design · 30. September 2022
There are several tribes on Borneo Island in Indonesia using loin looms for backstrap weaving.
Loom Design · 29. September 2022
On Timor in Indonesia stake-type of loin looms are used for backstrap weaving.
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