Fani Maker

The reed, often made of wood or metal, serves as the backbone of the
loom, guiding the warp threads into their designated positions ensuring
the reed's durability and precision. Each dent, or space between the
reed's teeth is calculated to accommodate the desired weave pattern
and fabric density. The attention to detail ensures that the reed not
only facilitates the weaving process but also contributes to the quality
and uniformity of the finished fabric.