Use it for this.
Structured Spanish-language study of loom types, warping, mounting records, weft preparation, fibres, colour, and combined weaves on a four-shaft loom
What the source establishes.
INBA Digital identifies itself as the open research and arts-education repository of Mexico's National Institute of Fine Arts. Its Escuela de Artesanías record identifies Gisela Castro Castillo as author, the school as publisher, a 2003 issue date, a 60-page scope, a handweaving-learning purpose, detailed textile subjects, and two downloadable PDF files. The collection permits consultation and download for cited, noncommercial educational or research use unless otherwise indicated.
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What this record does not prove.
The manual dates to 2003 and centers one horizontal four-shaft approach; it is not a current loom manual, universal terminology source, backstrap-loom guide, cultural-practice authority, safety procedure, or production specification. The two scans are about 18.69 MB and 951.22 MB, may be difficult for assistive technology, and remain copyrighted. Follow the repository terms, cite the source, confirm present equipment instructions, and learn culturally specific practices from appropriate knowledge holders.
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Terms attached to this record.
- Spanish four shaft loom manual
- INBA weaving manual
- Mexico handweaving book
- horizontal loom learning
- warping loom Spanish
- combined weave structures
- Escuela de Artesanias textiles
- Latin America weaving education