ADAPTATION OF TABLE LOOM: AN ADDED DIMENSION IN WEAVING TECHNOLOGY

Student: Blessing Nnenna Odii
Supervisor: Mr Umana Nnochiri
HOD: Dr Emekpe Omon
Department of Visual Arts and Technology
Environmental Sciences
University of Cross River State, Calabar

Abstract

I gration of table loom technology to enhance traditional weaving methods, .g challenges in convent; - and ease of use in tradition) je The study identifies issues such as limited portability, ing adaptability and improving e oa, hindering productivity. The primary objectives include ology involves a comprehensive ciency through a more user-friendly weaving apparatus. The J solution. Experimenta] $idls co review of existing technologies, introducing table looms as a grentional counterparts, Findin pus the performance, portability, and scalability of table looms perience, contributing to Fy ge significant improvements in portability, scalability, and caes versatility in accommodatin efficiency and productivity. The adapted technology os that integrating table looms off; vanous weaving patterns and materials. Overall, the project $ @ promising dimension for advancing weaving technology.

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