Traditional textile tools: the cornerstone of craftsmanship carved by time

Walking into the old textile workshop, you will be greeted by wooden looms, which exude the agarwood of time. These seemingly simple tools actually embody the ingenuity of our ancestors. Taking the bias loom as an example, its appearance has greatly improved the textile efficiency, and the unique foot pedal lifting device allows the weaver to free his hands and focus on the shuttle lead. Every rise and fall of the pedal, every shuttle exchange, is a tacit dialogue between people and tools, weaving the texture of life. From the primitive spinning wheel to the complex Hualou loom, the evolution of textile tools is a silent history of technological progress, which has laid a solid foundation for the textile intangible cultural heritage.