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Weaving loom of Ancient Greece (reconstruction)

Ukrainian vintage wooden loom. It has only 2 pedals. But you can weave different colorful cloths on it, even rather thick one. Most of its parts are wooden, only some are metal.

Handweaving in Naqada, Egypt. The woman is using a vintage weaving loom.

Japanese traditional weaving looms called “jibata” or “izaribata”. The mechanism of the loom remains the same for 1,500 years.

Large Ukrainian weaving loom, vintage one. It is used for weaving thick woolen cloth and blankets. Such looms were used in Carpathian regions of Ukraine (Western part of the country). This particular loom is vintage; it is exhibited in a museum in Kolomyia (Ivano-Frankivsk region of Ukraine).

American weaving loom from the 18th century. So-called “barn loom”

Vintage wooden weaving loom from Hutsul region, western Ukraine. It is exhibited in Yaremche Museum of Carpathian Region Ethnography and Ecology, Ivano-Frankivsk region of Ukraine.

Authentic wooden weaving loom from Poltava region, Central Ukraine. It is at least 100-years-old. The loom has 4 pedals. BTW, note that small wooden pegs are even used instead of nails – this loom is almost totally made from wood.

Vintage weaving loom from Ukraine. It has a complicated construction – 4 pedals and a system of pulleys. The loom is wooden with some metal elements.

Wooden weaving loom from Ukraine, the 19th century. The details are handmade, so there are lovely little imperfections. You can also see a piece of simple and coarse woven cloth and a vintage flying shuttle. Vinnytsia Regional Museum of Local History.