Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads by quantity where these threads have a derived odd count 2|1, forming the base for reselection by quantity, with the use of two wefts so as to have two clear faces to the cloth.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads by quantity where these threads have an even count 2|2, forming the base for reselection by quantity.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads by quantity where these threads have an even count 2|2, forming the base for reselection by quantity, with the use of a single weft.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads by quantity where these threads have an even count 2|2, forming the base for reselection by quantity, with the use of two wefts so as to give two clear faces to the cloth.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads by quantity in which the threads are counted by threes 3|3, forming the base for the reselection by quantity.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads by quantity in which the threads are counted by threes 3|3, forming the base for the reselection by quantity, with the use of a single weft.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads by quantity in which the threads are counted by threes 3|3, forming the base for the reselection by quantity, with the use of two wefts so as two give two clear faces to the textile.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or by unit often used to select a contrasting colourin the outlining of textile figures.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one in which these threads are counted by fours 4|4, forming the base of the one by one reselection.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one in which these threads are counted by fours 4|4, forming the base of the one by one reselection, with the use of a single weft.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one in which these threads are counted by fours 4|4, forming the base of the one by one reselection, with the use of two wefts to give two clear faces to the cloth.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one, and with these threads having a basic odd count 1|1, forming the base for the one by one reselection.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one, and with these threads having a basic odd count 1|1, forming the base for the one by one reselection, and in which a single weft is used.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one, and with these threads having a basic odd count 1|1, forming the base for the one by one reselection, and in which two wefts are used to give two clear faces to the cloth.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one, and with these threads having a derived odd count 2|1, forming the base for the one by one reselection.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly where these threads have a derived odd count 2|1, forming the base of the reselection and using a single weft.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one, and with these threads having a derived odd count 2|1, forming the base for the one by one reselection, in which two wefts are used to give two clear faces to the cloth.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one, and with these threads having an even count 2|2, forming the base for the one by one reselection.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one, and with these threads having a derived odd count 2|1, forming the base for the one by one reselection, and in which a single weft is used.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one, and with these threads having a derived odd count 2|1, forming the base for the one by one reselection, and which two wefts are used so as to give two clear faces to the cloth.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one, and with these threads being counted by threes 3|3, forming the base of the one by one reselection.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one, and with these threads being counted by threes 3|3, forming the base of the one by one reselection, and with the use of a single weft.
Rectilinear warp faced technique with reselection of warp threads singly or one by one, and with these threads being counted by threes 3|3, forming the base of the one by one reselection, and with the use of two wefts to give two clear faces to the cloth.
Technique for selecting and counting, especially the warp threads in in warp face in the selected techniques (floating threads) and reselected ones (supplementary threads).
Method of selecting the warp threads on the horizontal axis of the loom according to a system of counting threads: this is specifically related to the composition or figurative part of the textile. The textile technique derives from the possibilities given by the previous form of warping the loom: in warp face, for example the technique can be by basic odd (in 1|1), derived odd (in 1|2), or according to an even system (2|2), or in more complex techniques, (of 4, 8, 1, 2), etc.
Non rectilinear warp face technique for elaborating braid or lace, only set up on a simple pole loom and then elaborated by hand from interacting elements. It has technques of elaboration of turning to the left and to turing to the right and layer manipulation. It has simple techniques with few warp threads and colours, and complex techniques with more warp threads and three or more colours.
Non-rectilinear warp faced technique in which the warp threads are manipulated on the horizontal axis, moving them away row by row and then joining them again to produce simple figures of rhomboids or zigzags. This technique is common in bags from the Middle Horizon onwards.