Low warp loom by caty77
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Description
This is the low warp loom which was used to weave "the nape of Mei and Totoro". Will you guess its size?
And no, it's not Mei nor Totoro in the background. You see the first of the (so far) 5 tapestries woven for the project "Aubusson weaves the Miyazaki's imaginary". That one is "Ashitaka relieves his demoniac wound", a scene from Princess Mononoke movie.
The white threads are what stays after taking the tapestry off the loom. The tables aren't supposed to be there usually. They were just put for the event, to avoid an incident to the work.
Thank you to everyone for your comments and visits.
BTW, I forgot to add that for the bench was removed here, because it's an obstacle for the official events such as taking the tapestry off the loom.
Comments (5)
How interesting!
Very good capture!👍
I would guess the loom to be about 6m wide.
Nice depiction of some rare art history:-)
Thank you for the trying. If you add 2 meters, you are good in ;) In wood material, it's the maximum size.
Looks huge.
That's very cool!