Adjective
hand-woven (not comparable)
Alternative form of handwoven
A monumental wicker basket, hand-woven carpets, grass rugs, a tapestry and many unusual ceramics decorate the two-level unit at 18 Maximilianstraße in Munich, summoning the atmosphere of an art gallery, or the home of a quirky collector. Source: Internet
A visit to Karimi Rugs Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. will enlighten your day and weave a passion for exquisite, hand-woven rugs in you. Source: Internet
Kente is a ceremonial cloth hand-woven on a horizontal treadle loom and strips measuring about 4 inches wide are sewn together into larger pieces of cloths. Source: Internet
It’s true that many people still prefer handmade on Seder night, but machine-made have received widespread halachic recognition, and hand-woven threads hardly exist anymore. Source: Internet
From saguran to dry palay on, the lowly raffia endemic to this land of Francisco Dagohoy is getting international exposure as it bid an entry into the Guinness Book of World Records for the world's longest continuous hand-woven raffia fabric. Source: Internet
Items for sale will include hand-painted ceramics, native baskets, candles, soaps, hand-crafted jewelry, carved wood items, carved stone candleholders, metal-work jewelry and home decorations, hand-woven textiles, and delightful home decorations. Source: Internet