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How do you choose a handwoven piece that lasts?
Weaving means loom-made textiles, not knotted macrame or needle felting. The most common pieces are wall hangings (often 10-24 inches wide), scarves and shawls, table runners, placemats, and small throws. Start with the fiber: wool holds dimensional, sculptural pile and fringe; cotton and linen weave into crisp, washable flat goods for the table; alpaca and merino sit softest against the neck. In close-up photos, study the warp tension and selvedge edges, because even, straight edges mark a skilled weaver. For wall hangings, confirm the dowel, mounting hardware, and finished width before you buy. Small framed or table pieces tend to run $25-$90; scarves and runners $40-$150; large statement tapestries and woven throws $150-$600+. Many makers ship ready stock in 3-7 business days, while custom colorways and sizes usually take 2-4 weeks on the loom. Ask about color matching, finished length, and whether the piece is dry-clean or hand-wash only.
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