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Drawloom Weaving

Pattern-weaving system used for complex Byzantine silks, allowing repeated polychrome figural and ornamental designs.

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SilkDrawloom Weaving —uses-material→ Silk · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-412.Textile ImageDrawloom Weaving ←can-use-technique— Textile Image · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-409.Woven PolychromyDrawloom Weaving —produces-effect→ Woven Polychromy · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-414.
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  2. Drawloom Weavingcan-use-techniqueTextile Imagecan-use-techniqueEmbroidery
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  3. Drawloom Weavingcan-use-techniqueTextile Imagecan-use-materialWool
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Christian Imagery on Silk Textiles: The Annunciation Silk
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