hand-loomed

British  

adjective

1. (of a garment) made on a hand loom

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Example Sentences

Shadrack Yao Agboli, a fugu weaver who also works with the National Commission on Culture, has a home workshop where long bands of hand-loomed fabric hang to dry in the afternoon sun.

From Barron's

With the exception of some rudimentary re-creations, what’s visual in “The American Revolution” had to be conjured out of whole, hand-loomed cloth.

From The Wall Street Journal

Here you’ll find an Afghan war rug, bristling tanks and other weaponry and a hand-loomed Ivory Coast textile from 1964 that is among the show’s greatest objects.

From New York Times

Dress up your table with these distinctive hand-loomed ikat double-sided napkins by Gregory Parkinson.

From Los Angeles Times

Hunting Season’s newest collection, which launched earlier this summer, includes drawstring bucket and weekend bags in a colorfully striped, hand-loomed cotton made by artisans in San Jacinto in northern Colombia and typically used for hammocks.

From New York Times