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weven
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economische activiteit
Weaving is a method of making cloth by interlacing two sets of threads at right angles to each other—one set running lengthwise (the warp) and one running sideways (the weft). The way these threads are woven together determines the appearance and qualities of the finished fabric, and weaving is typically done on a device called a loom.
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- loom
- earliest date
- 27000-00-0
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- Commons category
- Weaving
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- product or material produced
- woven fabric
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- Weaving
- intangible cultural heritage status
- National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage in France
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Weven is het vervlechten van horizontale en verticale groepen draden tot textiel. Het is een zeer oude techniek waarop heel veel varianten bestaan. De draden waarmee textiel wordt geweven kunnen van natuurlijk materiaal zijn, zoals wol, vlas, katoen, hennep of zijde, of van kunstvezels, zoals kunstzijde, nylon (polyamide), polyester, acryl, aramide of elastaan. Gemengde weefsels bestaan uit een combinatie van twee of meer van deze vezels. Omstreeks 27.000 jaar geleden werd er al geweven.
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