Waistband, hairband, headband, handmade woven webbing

When I traveled in Central and South America, I was deeply attracted by the fabric craftsmanship, so I began to learn the creation of webbing. It was woven using traditional weaving principles and techniques. A small single pattern can be continuously produced on a long ribbon by using weave changes. The craftsmanship is ever-changing, and the patterns are all designed and made by myself. It can be used as a camera strap, belt, or hat~! Bring a tie when you travel, it looks great! [The origin of handmade woven webbing] Before the advent of the loom, the technology of weaving was a set of tools consisting of a piece of thin stone slab drilled at the four corners and then threaded. A piece of stone slab drilled four holes, and each hole was penetrated with a thread. The wider the weaving, the wider the weaving. The more plates are needed, for example: 15 plates need 60 lines. After finishing the straight warp threads and tying them tightly, from the beginning to the end, the two ends of the weft thread are interlaced and interlaced. Therefore, the webbing structure made by this method is very strong. It can be used for reins and bundles at first, but it can be used in modern times. Used in bracelets, belts, straps and other purposes. The original source is unknown. It is said that it began in the Iron Age. It was quite popular in Europe in the Middle Ages. It is closely related to the life of everyone. After the appearance of the loom, this technology slowly disappeared until the German scholar Margarethe Lehmann-Fihes in 1896. The lady found the plates used in this woven technique and the webbing used by the ancients in the museum, and re-constructed this ancient craft in a practical way. This technique has been passed down to this day. After understanding the principle, she can design her own Patterns and colors. About five working days 1.5cm in width/approximately 125cm in total length Origin/manufacturing method Made in Taiwan handmade