hand-loomed
Britishadjective
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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
For example, the original material on the four Louis XIV throne chairs was hand-loomed Genovese velvet.
From New York Times
“I don’t want to make more things,” Ms. Sachdeva said, as she sorted through swatches of fine Indian hand-loomed textiles.
From New York Times
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