A dobby-loom weave characterized by a small diamond shaped spots resembling bird’s eyes.
An invisible line at 45 degrees diagonal to the grain of a fabric.
A fabric having a crosswise ribbed effect made of silk, wool or synthetic fibers.
The cylinder at both the front and back of a loom, onto which the warp is wound.
The dyeing of small fabric samples during color development.
A fabric named for Jean Baptiste, a French linen weaver. Lightweight, sheer, delicate fabric in a plain weave with a delicate hand and a graceful d...
An Indonesian word that refers to a generic wax-resistant dyeing technique used on textiles.
A plain weave with two or more warp and filling threads interlaced to resemble a plaited basket